Advocacy

for Civic Engagement

We facilitate participatory policy-making. We also equip government actors and citizens with relevant knowledge and requisite skill set for impactful policy-making and effective citizen engagement.

About Us

ACE Centre is a youth-led non-profit organization applying creative technology and offline approaches to simplify civic engagement.

We facilitate participatory policy-making. We also equip government actors and citizens with relevant knowledge and requisite skill set for impactful policy-making and effective citizen engagement.

We aim to increase transparency, accountability and citizen participation in democratic governance.

Our Mission

To promote effective civic engagement and participatory policy-making in democratic governance.

Our Vision

To entrench a culture of open governance and effective citizen participation in African governments and citizens.

Meet the team

ACE Centre Focus Areas

Legislature
Executive
Elections

Our ‘FEED’ Approach

Facilitate

Facilitate policy dialogues between government and the people.

Engage

Establish creative channels for constant and productive engagement between government and the people.

Equip

Equip state and non-state actors with knowledge and requisite skill set for impactful policy-making and effective engagement.

Drive

Drive implementation of policy and legislative changes to reflect citizen feedback and recommendations.

Our Programs

9th House SRS

We’re in a working relationship with the Nigerian legislature, through the 9th House Sectoral Roundtable Sessions (9th House SRS) to enhance citizen participation in the legislative and policy making process of the House of Representatives.

WeVote

WeVote is an independent, non-partisan movement of changemakers working to encourage meaningful voter participation in elections, advocate for electoral reforms, and educate voters about elections and their voting rights.

News

9th House SRS (Health)

The House of Representatives engaged with the stakeholders of the health sector to examine the challenges of attaining universal coverage, adequate health funding, health insurance, brain drain and capital flight in the sector.

The event set the tone for technical and capacity building sessions to follow between stakeholders and the House of Representatives.