South Saharan Social Development Organization

South Saharan Social Development Organization Making Development happen through education and good governance

South Saharan Social Development Organization (SSDO) is a duly registered non-profit organization in Nigeria, with a primary focus of equipping young women, youth and children with the social, health, economic, educational and political skills needed to survive and compete favourably in a vastly changing and urbanizing sub Saharan Africa. Since its inception in 2001, SSDO has become a viable platf

orm for many young women and men to learn about and explore their femininity and masculinity in a non-destructive, mutually reinforcing and respectful manner that empowers them to exploit their full citizenship.

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Democracy thrives when citizens have the knowledge, platforms, and opportunity to influence the decisions that shape the...
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Democracy thrives when citizens have the knowledge, platforms, and opportunity to influence the decisions that shape their lives.

At South Saharan Social Development Organisation (SSDO), our governance work focuses on strengthening accountability systems, expanding civic participation, and creating spaces where citizens can engage duty bearers and demand responsive governance.

Through initiatives such as the Local Governnment Accountability Index project (LAI), youth governance programmes, tax justice advocacy, voter education campaigns, climate governance engagements, and support for policy development processes, we have worked alongside communities, government institutions, and civil society actors to promote transparency, participation, and accountability.

We have supported the development of key policies, including the Enugu State Youth Policy, Climate Change Policy, and Women’s Economic Empowerment Policy, while also strengthening citizen oversight of public commitments and service delivery.

As we commemorate Democracy Day, we are reminded that democracy extends beyond the ballot box. It requires active citizens, accountable institutions, and systems that ensure every voice can contribute to shaping the future.

Happy Democracy Day.

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At SSDO, we believe that improving outcomes for girls requires practical knowledge, skills, and peer-led support systems...
11/06/2026

At SSDO, we believe that improving outcomes for girls requires practical knowledge, skills, and peer-led support systems that can be sustained within schools and communities.

As Technical Partners for the Iwollo Period Dignity Project, SSDO supported a Training of Trainers programme for 50 secondary school students drawn from four schools in Iwollo, Enugu State.

The intervention focused on menstrual hygiene management and practical reusable sanitary pad production.

Through interactive sessions and hands-on group exercises with our facilitators, Obianuju Ezeike (PMD Pro, BPH), Favour Kalu (PMD Pro, B.Mcb), and Hannah Okugo, participants gained knowledge on menstrual health, hygiene practices, and low-cost menstrual products that can improve access and dignity for girls.

Beyond the training itself, the students were equipped as Menstrual Hygiene Champions, with the responsibility of stepping down the knowledge and skills acquired to their peers within their respective schools.

This approach creates a multiplier effect, ensuring that accurate information, healthy practices, and practical solutions continue to reach more young people long after the training has ended.

We commend Corps Member, Osawemen Miracle Ronke, for identifying a critical need within the community and bringing together stakeholders to deliver a sustainable intervention that promotes health, dignity, and leadership among adolescent girls.

🚨 SGBV Hour | Live on Dream FM 92.5Awareness is important, but awareness alone is not enough.How do we move from simply ...
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🚨 SGBV Hour | Live on Dream FM 92.5

Awareness is important, but awareness alone is not enough.

How do we move from simply talking about Gender-Based Violence to building systems that truly protect survivors, ensure access to justice, and prevent future harm?

Join Blessing Uchendu, Gender and Protection Programmes Lead at South Saharan Social Development Organisation (SSDO), as she discusses:

🎙️ Protection Beyond Awareness: Building Safer Systems for Survivors of Gender-Based Violence

📅 4th June
⏰ 11:00 AM
📻 Dream FM 92.5

This conversation will explore the practical actions needed from communities, institutions, service providers, and policymakers to create safer environments and stronger support systems for survivors.

Don't miss it. Tune in, learn, and be part of the movement for protection, accountability, and lasting change.

What does climate change have to do with the cost of food, transport fares, or the daily hustle to earn a living?More th...
04/06/2026

What does climate change have to do with the cost of food, transport fares, or the daily hustle to earn a living?

More than many of us realize.

Across Nigeria, climate change is increasingly influencing livelihoods, entrepreneurship, local economies, and the cost of everyday survival.

This World Environment Day, SSDO invites you to join a timely conversation:

🌍 "Climate Wahala: Jobs, Hustle and Survival in Nigeria's Changing Cities".

The webinar will explore how climate change is reshaping jobs, livelihoods, food systems, and informal economies, while highlighting opportunities for resilience, adaptation, and youth engagement in a changing climate landscape.

🎙️ Speaker: Victoria Imaji
Project Management | Climate, Peace & Disarmament Advocate | United Nations ODA Youth Leader

🎤 Moderator: Okechukwu Ajah
Public Policy | Sustainable Development Advocacy Expert

🗓️ 5 June 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM
💻 Virtual
🔗 Scan the QR Code to Register or click this link - [https://tinyurl.com/ssdowebinar]

Join development practitioners, policymakers, entrepreneurs, students, civil society actors, and young leaders as we connect the dots between climate change, economic realities, and sustainable futures.

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🌍🎙️ Inspiring Conversations for a Greener FutureToday, we featured on Udoka FM 100.3 in a thought-provoking discussion o...
03/06/2026

🌍🎙️ Inspiring Conversations for a Greener Future

Today, we featured on Udoka FM 100.3 in a thought-provoking discussion on "Inspiring Action for a Greener and More Sustainable Future."

Representing SSDO, Climate, Peace & Disarmament Advocate, Victoria Mawedo Imaji, shared valuable insights on the urgent need for collective action to address environmental challenges, promote sustainable practices, and build climate-resilient communities.

The conversation highlighted the role of individuals, communities, institutions, and policymakers in safeguarding our environment and creating a sustainable future for generations to come.

At SSDO, we believe that lasting change begins with awareness, collaboration, and action. Through our programmes and partnerships, we remain committed to advancing climate justice, environmental sustainability, and community-led development across Nigeria.

We appreciate Udoka FM 100.3 for providing a platform to amplify these important conversations and thank everyone who continues to champion a greener and more sustainable world.

📢 Join the Conversation Today!How does Nigeria’s new tax law affect young people? What opportunities does it create, and...
02/06/2026

📢 Join the Conversation Today!

How does Nigeria’s new tax law affect young people? What opportunities does it create, and what challenges should we be aware of?

Our Director of Finance and Administration, Udoamaka Okoye, shall be discussing these important questions on Solid FM, exploring both the positive and negative implications of the Nigeria Tax Law for young people, entrepreneurs, professionals, and the wider economy.

🗓 Today, 2nd June
⏰ 3:00 PM

Understanding tax policies is not just for accountants and lawyers. It helps us make informed decisions, advocate effectively, and prepare for the future.

This is a conversation every young Nigerian should be part of.

Tune in and join the discussion - https://tinyurl.com/ssdoradioshow.

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Enugu

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+2348148123790

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