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Live Roundtables Deepen the Impact of New Radio Drama

What is the next step in using media for peacebuilding? Radio dramas, no! Radio magazines, NO! Blending a magazine and drama format, YES! What could be better than having listeners become engrossed in a plot and then create opportunities for them to share what excited them about the latest episode?
 
This is the new direction that Tomorrow is a New Day is going. We’ve learned that even if a radio drama’s topics touch listeners, the best way to connect with the audience, is through audience interaction.
 

New Episodes of Sweet Motherland Radio Added!

We have added two new episodes of Sweet Motherland Radio to the site.
Check out Episode 4: I no gree, e dey tear shirt, and Episode 5: No problem nai kill native doctor pikin here.
 
 
 

TND Staff is Ready to Lead Advocacy Trainings

This week a five-day Common Ground Advocacy Training-of-Trainers (ToT) was held in Port Harcourt. Programming staff from CEHRD, NIDPRODEV, SDN, SFCG and a representative from ARDA were trained.
 
They are now ready to head to the seven communities to train women and youth leaders to engage in their community’s decision-making process.
 

'The Dawn': Our Monthly Newsletter Issue 1

Read our monthly newsletter, 'The Dawn', for June 2012:  
 

IN THIS ISSUE:

  • Welcome to The Dawn
  • An Introduction to the Project Communities
  • An Overview of the Baseline Assessment Findings
  • Partner Spotlight: An Introduction to ARDA 
  • Sweet Motherland and Media for Peace building

Sweet Motherland Radio Drama

A radio drama series in pidgin English

It recounts the story of people living in the Niger Delta and the challenges that their communities face. These challenges range from issues of unemployment, to environmental degradation and inter-communal clashes. The radio series is produced by ARDA.

Audio Episodes: 

Why is there a conflict in the Niger Delta?

There are many issues contributing to the instability in the Niger Delta. The common thread between them is oil. The people of the region have voiced many objections over the years but the primary complaint is that the oil pumped from their lands enriches the nation at a high cost for residents.
 

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