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Happy Independence Day, Nigeria!
Today we join Nigerians in marking Independence Day with respect and solidarity. We celebrate the people, the creativity and resilience in Nigeria.May the strength and determination of its people remain a source of inspiration....
We commemorated World Cleanup Day, organised by Plogging Nigeria (Kaduna State University Chapter), by participating in a cleanup exercise aimed at promoting environmental cleanliness and sustainability.
#WorldCleanup2026
Happy Birthday, Hassy Peter Bonnet. Wishing you a wonderful day and a year ahead filled with good health, happiness, and continued success. Thank you for your valuable contributions to PIRD and for the positive impact you continue to make. Happy birthday!!!
Post International Youth Day X-Space. As we reflect on International Youth Day 2026 and the theme “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations” PACE Institute for Research and Development (PIRD) invites you to a timely conversation on: “Rethinking Intergenerationality: Youth, Peace
and Security in Nigeria.”
The conversation will explore how young people and older generations can move beyond tokenistic inclusion towards meaningful partnership, shared decision-making and stronger intergenerational approaches to peace and security.
📅 15 August, 2026
⏰ 4:30 PM WAT
📍 @PACE4Research
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Join us for an engaging conversation as we rethink what meaningful intergenerationality should look like in Nigeria’s Youth, Peace and Security agenda.
#IYD2026
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The countdown to the 2026 Nok Storytelling Festival has begun!
We're inviting sponsors and partners to join us in celebrating the power of stories, culture, creativity, and community.
#NokFest2026
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partnering with ventures that champion everyday African cultural living—through food, art, language, fashion and the shared experiences that connect our communities.
#NokFest2025 #NokStorytellingFestival
Happy birthday @bilkiwise. Wishing you a wonderful day and a year ahead filled with good health, happiness and continued success. Thank you for all the valuable contributions to PIRD. May this special occasion bring you much joy and fulfillment.
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Eid Mubarak from all of us at PACE Institute
Happy International Women’s Day #IWD2026!
Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and powerful contributions women make every day in our communities, workplaces, and movements.
By #InvestInWomen and embracing #GiveToGain,
we can accelerate progress and unlock a future where every woman and girl has the opportunity to thrive. Cheers to the women leading social change, breaking barriers, and shaping a more inclusive and equitable world.
#GiveToGain
#IWD2026
STREET WISEE is stepping into 2026 stronger than ever. Through youth hubs, digital advocacy tools, peer-led campaigns and community partnerships. We’re scaling the fight against drug abuse and criminality—online and offline.
#StreetWisee #NoToDrugAbuse #YouthAgainstDrugs
On International Day of Education 2026, under the theme “The Power of Youth in Co-Creating Education,” young people are on the move—not just sitting in classrooms waiting to be taught. They are thinking, imagining, and actively shaping the future of learning.
When youth voices are heard and their ideas are valued, education becomes more meaningful, inclusive and alive.
At PACE Institute, we celebrate the power of young minds to co-create learning that transforms lives and communities.
#InternationalDayOfEducation
#EducationForAll
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The festival had exciting moments of art exhibition. The work 'Origin of Others' by Dominic James Aboi attempts to capture the essence of culture using the iconic Nok statue as a microcosm for other African cultures.
Meanwhile the work 'Survival' shares an optimistic view
