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Photo essay of AWDF’s visit to grantee partners in Nigeria

Jun 7, 2013 Media Center / News

Photo essay of AWDF’s visit to grantee partners in Nigeria

Between the 27th of May-7th of June, a team of AWDF staff visited grantee partners, and potential grantee partners in Lagos, Ibadan, Ile-Ife, Ilorin and Abuja.

The images below represent a photo essay of some of the grantees and potential grantees visited. All photography by Chika Oduah.

 

Women Environmental Programme with members of AWDF staff.
Staff of ‘Women Environmental Programme’ with members of AWDF staff.
Heading to the office of 'Women Inspiration Development Center'. Seen from the rear (left to right) are the organisation's founder . Busayo Obisakin, Rose Buabeng of AWDF and Solange Kwadwo of AWDF
Heading to the office of ‘Women Inspiration Development Center’. Seen from the rear (left to right) are the organisation’s founder . Busayo Obisakin, Rose Buabeng of AWDF and Solange Kwadwo of AWDF. Half hidden by Solange and bags is Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah of AWDF
Staff and volunteers of 'Journalists against AIDS'
Staff and volunteers of ‘Journalists against AIDS’
AWDF and KIND staff: From left to right are: Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah of AWDF, Adepeju Olaniyi of KIND, Solange Kwadwo of AWDF, Rose Buabeng of AWDF and Rasheed Owonifari of KIND
AWDF and Kudirat Institute for Democracy (KIND) staff: From left to right are: Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah of AWDF, Adepeju Olaniyi of KIND, Solange Kwadwo of AWDF, Rose Buabeng of AWDF and Rasheed Owonifari of KIND
Lucy Attah, Founder of 'Women and Children of Hope Foundation'
Lucy Attah, Founder of ‘Women and Children of Hope Foundation’
Maureen Iyasele is the founder of 'The Job Mag', and is currently being mentored through the 'Women in Successful Careers' programme
Maureen Iyasele is the founder of ‘The Job Mag’, and is currently being mentored through the ‘Women in Successful Careers’ programme
International Center for Environmental Health & Development (ICEHD) have provided training to traditional birth attendants in order to help reduces the rates of maternal mortality. Pictures are 3 beneficiaries of the training (left to right) Felicia Bankole, Celina Taiwo Olaribigbe and Esther Mupelola Adafin are
International Center for Environmental Health & Development (ICEHD) have provided training to traditional birth attendants in order to help reduces the rates of maternal mortality. Pictures are 3 beneficiaries of the training (left to right) Felicia Bankole, Celina Taiwo Olaribigbe and Esther Mupelola Adafin are
Interacting with 'International Center for Environmental Health & Development' (ICEHD). From left to right are Rose Buabeng, AWDF's Anglophone Programme Officer; Ndidi Bowei, Executive Director of ICEHD and Solange Kwadzo, AWDF's Programme Assistant for Grants
Interacting with ‘International Center for Environmental Health & Development’ (ICEHD). From left to right are Rose Buabeng, AWDF’s Anglophone Programme Officer; Ndidi Bowei, Executive Director of ICEHD and Solange Kwadzo, AWDF’s Programme Assistant for Grants
AWDF staff meet with Dona Yakubu (left) and Jacinte Ihe (right) of Heal the Land Initiative in Nigeria (HELIN)
AWDF staff meet with Dona Yakubu (left) and Jacinte Ihe (right) of Heal the Land Initiative in Nigeria (HELIN)
Dr. Olutoyin Mejiuni of ‘Women Against Rape, Sexual Harassment and Sexual Exploitation’ (WARSHE )shares details of her research on sexual violence in the Osun state
The 'Agenjunle Community Project' (ACP)has been working with women politicians in the Lagos and Delta states. From left to right are Funmi Adeniyi, an ACP Programme Staff; Moyo Omojugho, a politican; Olushola Akai, the Executive Director of ACP and Grace Boyo, a politician
The ‘Agenjunle Community Project’ (ACP)has been working with women politicians in the Lagos and Delta states. From left to right are Funmi Adeniyi, an ACP Programme Staff; Moyo Omojugho, a politican; Olushola Akai, the Executive Director of ACP and Grace Boyo, a politician

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