Learn how the NNNGOs is helping its members and nonprofits with Covid-19
About NNNGO
The Nigeria Network of NGOs (NNNGO) is the first generic membership body for civil society organisations in Nigeria that facilitates effective advocacy on issues of poverty and other developmental issues.
Membership Quick Links

Membership Catergory

Membership Benefits

Join Now

Who We Are

Our History

Governance

Network

Funders & Financials

Programmes

Engagement Btw NNNGO & its Members(FORUS)

Civic Engagement on the FATF

Strengthening Regulatory Framework(C.F.)

PACFaH@Scale

Citizen Report initiative In Nig.

Advocacy On The NGO Bill

Enhancing The Digital Rights of Nonprofits

FATF-Recommendation-8

Membership Benefits

Membership Category

Join Now

Memberships

NGOs Directory by states

NGOs Directory by Thematics

Mentoring

Working Group

Fundraising Support

Newsletter

Training & Online Training

Members Community

Members

Members Blogs

Members Community

Members Testimonials

Silver Sponsor

Sponsor

N. Operational Manual

Strategic Plan

Polls & Surveys

Policy Updates

2020 Conference

2021 Workshop

2019 Conference

Nonprofit Mngt Training

Nonprofit Mngt Training

Nonprofit Mngt Training

Nonprofit Mngt Training

Nonprofit Mngt Training
Lagos, Nigeria, March 17, 2020/NNNGO/
The 2,719 members of the Nigeria Network of NGOs warmly welcome the resolve of the House of Representatives to reject “A Bill to Establish the Civil Societies Regulatory Commission for Coordinated Regulation of Civil Society Organisations” which happened on Tuesday, March 17, 2020.
This resolution results from the commitment of lawmakers particularly those who stood on the floor of the House to uphold fundamental freedoms associated with civic space. We are pleased that the rejection of this bill drew its strength from constitutional provisions of our dear country, which provides the framework for freedom of association and assembly. We are satisfied with Hon. Tajudeen Abbas’ (sponsor of the bill) interest to step down the bill.
A moment of great importance has been accorded to the work of civil society organisations with this singular act by members of the House of Representatives.
With members of the House of Representatives rejecting this bill, there is now real hope that the journey to protecting civic space in Nigeria has started, one if properly embarked upon will lead to opportunities for more inclusive society.
© 2023 Nigeria Network of NGOs (NNNGO)