From Umar Dankano, Yola

Stakeholders have commenced a 3-day experience sharing and learning more strategies to improve citizens active participation in governance.
The meeting organized by International Non governmental Organization, OXFAM, Nigeria had delegates from Adamawa Taraba, Kaduna states and Federal Capital Territory Abuja converged in Yola, the Adamawa state capital Wednesday.
In his welcome address,Country Director Oxfam in Nigeria, Mr.John Makina Regina Afiemo welcomed delegates from participating states of Adamawa, Taraba, Kaduna and Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, saying that the meeting was meant to purposely share experiences and learning for various states.
Represented by the Director Programs and Deputy Country Director, Oxfam, Regina Afiemo said that the meeting was to share commitment to enhance good governance, accountability and sustainable development across the participating states.
“Together, we strive to advance civic engagement, strengthen institutional processes, and deliver meaningful, impactful services for This gathering
is part of Oxfam’s Strengthening Civic Engagement Platforms and Systems for Improved Services (SCEPSIS) project, an extension of Oxfam’s PROSELL initiative.
“With the insights and practical experiences, we hope to share lessons and learnings over the coming days, we aim to explore innovative, resilient approaches to governance reforms that prioritize transparency, inclusivity, and accountability as well participation and inclusiveness.”

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