The Tattaaunawa Roundtable Initiative

The Tattaaunawa Roundtable Initiative The Tataaunawa Roundtable Initiative is a non-profit, non-partisan, non-allied, community centered organization operating out of Plateau State, NC Nigeria
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"Hide the good you do, and make known the good done to you." ~ Ali ibn Abi TalibHappy sallah day celebrations. May Allah...
27/05/2026

"Hide the good you do, and make known the good done to you." ~ Ali ibn Abi Talib

Happy sallah day celebrations. May Allah accept from us and from you.

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Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
Building Blocks for Peace Foundation
North East Youth Initiative For Development - NEYIF
ICIN Nigeria
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
World Pulse
Journalism Communication and Media Centre —JCM Centre
GlobalGiving
Nigeria Network of NGOs
TEKAN Peace Desk
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
Alliance for Peacebuilding
Government of Plateau State
CYPA Africa
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Youth Adolescent Reflection and Action Centre Jos
Toyin Wiggins Centre For Leadership and Mentoring Initiative
Total stage2screen
Prince Charles Dickson
Aliyu Alkasim
Harvard Hub
Jos Studies Hub

Justice is often imagined as a hammer, loud and final. But broken communities know another truth: punishment alone rarel...
26/05/2026

Justice is often imagined as a hammer, loud and final.

But broken communities know another truth: punishment alone rarely heals what violence, betrayal, and silence have shattered. Restorative justice asks harder questions, not merely Who is guilty? but Who was harmed? What was broken? How do we repair and rebuild together?

Peace is not born from revenge alone. It grows where truth is spoken, responsibility is owned, dignity is restored, and healing becomes a shared duty. A society that learns to repair rather than endlessly retaliate does not become weak, it becomes wise.

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North East Youth Initiative For Development - NEYIF
Building Blocks for Peace Foundation
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
Journalism Communication and Media Centre —JCM Centre
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
GlobalGiving
World Pulse
Nigeria Network of NGOs
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
CYPA Africa
Government of Plateau State
Alliance for Peacebuilding
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Universal Peace and Violence Amelioration Centre - UPVAC
Toyin Wiggins Centre For Leadership and Mentoring Initiative
Youth Adolescent Reflection and Action Centre Jos
Stanley Center for Peace and Security
Godwin Okoko
Prince Charles Dickson
Alice Jummy Laka-Fashakin
Total stage2screen
TEKAN Peace Desk
Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network

What we call illegal mining is often discussed as economics, but its shadows reach far beyond the soil. When minerals be...
22/05/2026

What we call illegal mining is often discussed as economics, but its shadows reach far beyond the soil.

When minerals begin to finance weapons, poison rivers, uproot communities, and recruit desperate hands into cycles of violence, the earth stops being a blessing and becomes a battlefield.

Nigeria’s resources should be engines of dignity, not currencies of insecurity. The hard truth is this: every unregulated pit we ignore today may become tomorrow’s conflict zone. Protecting our land is not anti-livelihood.

It is pro-justice, pro-security, and pro-future. A nation that cannot secure its resources will struggle to secure its peace.

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Building Blocks for Peace Foundation
Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
World Pulse
Journalism Communication and Media Centre —JCM Centre
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
GlobalGiving
TEKAN Peace Desk
Nigeria Network of NGOs
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
CYPA Africa
Government of Plateau State
Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre
Alliance for Peacebuilding
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Universal Peace and Violence Amelioration Centre - UPVAC
Toyin Wiggins Centre For Leadership and Mentoring Initiative
Youth Adolescent Reflection and Action Centre Jos
Stanley Center for Peace and Security
Prince Charles Dickson
North East Youth Initiative For Development - NEYIF
Alice Jummy Laka-Fashakin
Godwin Okoko

Nigeria may never become one people by language, tribe, or worship, but it can become one people by conscience. Our grea...
21/05/2026

Nigeria may never become one people by language, tribe, or worship, but it can become one people by conscience. Our greatest tragedy is not diversity. It is the habit of turning difference into distance and identity into suspicion.

The untribalized Nigerian is not naïve or without roots. They are simply brave enough to love beyond inherited walls, to defend truth even when it favors another, and to see a fellow citizen before a stereotype.

Nations are not healed by uniformity. They are healed when ordinary people choose empathy over fear and belonging over division. Perhaps the Nigeria we seek begins the day we stop asking who belongs and start asking how we belong to one another.

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Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
Building Blocks for Peace Foundation
North East Youth Initiative For Development - NEYIF
World Pulse
Journalism Communication and Media Centre —JCM Centre
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
GlobalGiving
TEKAN Peace Desk
Nigeria Network of NGOs
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
CYPA Africa
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre
Government of Plateau State
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Universal Peace and Violence Amelioration Centre - UPVAC
Youth Adolescent Reflection and Action Centre Jos
Prince Charles Dickson
Alice Jummy Laka-Fashakin
Stanley Center for Peace and Security
Alliance for Peacebuilding
Toyin Wiggins Centre For Leadership and Mentoring Initiative

A nation reveals its priorities not in speeches, but in the faces of its children. Every neglected school, every unsafe ...
20/05/2026

A nation reveals its priorities not in speeches, but in the faces of its children. Every neglected school, every unsafe street, every silenced dream is not just a failure of policy, but a theft from tomorrow. Our children are not waiting in some distant future. They are here, watching what we celebrate, what we tolerate, and what we are willing to build. If we raise them with education, dignity, compassion, and hope, Nigeria rises with them. But if we fail them, history will remember that we inherited possibility and handed down excuses. The future has a face. May we be brave enough to protect it.

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Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
North East Youth Initiative For Development - NEYIF
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
World Pulse
Journalism Communication and Media Centre —JCM Centre
GlobalGiving
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
TEKAN Peace Desk
Nigeria Network of NGOs
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
CYPA Africa
Alliance for Peacebuilding
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Government of Plateau State
Universal Peace and Violence Amelioration Centre - UPVAC
Youth Adolescent Reflection and Action Centre Jos
Stanley Center for Peace and Security
Toyin Wiggins Centre For Leadership and Mentoring Initiative
Building Blocks for Peace Foundation
Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre
Prince Charles Dickson
Alice Jummy Laka-Fashakin

Leadership is not a throne to occupy. It is a burden of trust carried on behalf of millions whose hopes rarely make head...
19/05/2026

Leadership is not a throne to occupy. It is a burden of trust carried on behalf of millions whose hopes rarely make headlines. Nations do not fail only from lack of resources. They fail when power becomes performance, promises become theatre, and public office forgets the public. Nigeria is watching, but history is watching harder.

The true measure of leadership will not be applause in conference halls or campaign slogans on billboards. It will be the roads built, the schools strengthened, the jobs created, and the dignity restored to ordinary lives.

In the end, a leader’s greatest monument is not memory, but the future their choices made possible.

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North East Youth Initiative For Development - NEYIF
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
World Pulse
Building Blocks for Peace Foundation
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
GlobalGiving
TEKAN Peace Desk
Journalism Communication and Media Centre —JCM Centre
Nigeria Network of NGOs
CYPA Africa
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
Alliance for Peacebuilding
Government of Plateau State
Universal Peace and Violence Amelioration Centre - UPVAC
Toyin Wiggins Centre For Leadership and Mentoring Initiative
Youth Adolescent Reflection and Action Centre Jos
Stanley Center for Peace and Security
Total stage2screen
Prince Charles Dickson
Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network

Nigeria’s greatest battle may not be between religions or ethnicities, but between those investing in division and a gen...
18/05/2026

Nigeria’s greatest battle may not be between religions or ethnicities, but between those investing in division and a generation stubborn enough to choose each other anyway.

Every handshake across faith, every honest conversation, every friendship that refuses propaganda becomes an act of national resistance.

The future will not suddenly arrive one morning wrapped in peace. It is being negotiated now, in classrooms, streets, worship centers, online spaces, and around tables where young people decide whether suspicion or solidarity will define this country.

A united Nigeria will not be inherited. It will be built, courageously, by those bold enough to see humanity before identity.

fans
Building Blocks for Peace Foundation
North East Youth Initiative For Development - NEYIF
World Pulse
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
Journalism Communication and Media Centre —JCM Centre
GlobalGiving
Nigeria Network of NGOs
TEKAN Peace Desk
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
CYPA Africa
Government of Plateau State
Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre
Alliance for Peacebuilding
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Toyin Wiggins Centre For Leadership and Mentoring Initiative
Universal Peace and Violence Amelioration Centre - UPVAC
Stanley Center for Peace and Security
Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
Prince Charles Dickson
Alice Jummy Laka-Fashakin
Total stage2screen
Youth Adolescent Reflection and Action Centre Jos

A nation does not collapse the day bombs explode or elections are stolen. Sometimes, it collapses quietly the day people...
15/05/2026

A nation does not collapse the day bombs explode or elections are stolen. Sometimes, it collapses quietly the day people decide their differences matter more than their shared humanity.

But when women rise across faiths, communities begin to remember what politicians and conflict entrepreneurs want us to forget: that healing is possible, dignity is universal, and peace is built person by person, relationship by relationship.

Nigeria will not be saved by louder sermons or stronger weapons alone. It will be saved when we learn to see one another not as tribes to tolerate, but as a future we cannot survive without.

fans
Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
Building Blocks for Peace Foundation
North East Youth Initiative For Development - NEYIF
World Pulse
Journalism Communication and Media Centre —JCM Centre
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
GlobalGiving
TEKAN Peace Desk
Nigeria Network of NGOs
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
CYPA Africa
Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre
Government of Plateau State
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Alliance for Peacebuilding
Universal Peace and Violence Amelioration Centre - UPVAC
Youth Adolescent Reflection and Action Centre Jos
Toyin Wiggins Centre For Leadership and Mentoring Initiative
Alice Jummy Laka-Fashakin
Prince Charles Dickson
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
Stanley Center for Peace and Security

Nigeria’s future will not be secured by sameness, but by the courage to honour our differences without weaponising them....
14/05/2026

Nigeria’s future will not be secured by sameness, but by the courage to honour our differences without weaponising them.

This image reminds us that faith, culture, security, youth, tradition, and community must sit at the same table if peace is to grow roots deep enough to survive storms. In Plateau and across Nigeria, our diversity is not the crack in the wall; it is the strength of the foundation.

When we know each other, respect each other, protect each other, and elevate each other, we do more than preach peace. We build it. Together, we are unbreakable.

fans
North East Youth Initiative For Development - NEYIF
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
World Pulse
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
Jos Studies Hub
GlobalGiving
TEKAN Peace Desk
Nigeria Network of NGOs
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
CYPA Africa
Government of Plateau State
Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre
Alliance for Peacebuilding
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Universal Peace and Violence Amelioration Centre - UPVAC
Toyin Wiggins Centre For Leadership and Mentoring Initiative
Stanley Center for Peace and Security
Youth Adolescent Reflection and Action Centre Jos
Journalism Communication and Media Centre —JCM Centre
Prince Charles Dickson
Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
Building Blocks for Peace Foundation

No community collapses overnight. It breaks slowly, through suspicion normalized, lies repeated, pain manipulated, and n...
13/05/2026

No community collapses overnight. It breaks slowly, through suspicion normalized, lies repeated, pain manipulated, and neighbors taught to fear one another.

But the reverse is also true: unity is not weakness, it is a form of collective defense stronger than bullets and louder than propaganda.

A Plateau that learns to speak truth without hatred, disagree without violence, and protect each other across faiths and identities becomes difficult to destroy.

Peace is not something we inherit automatically. It is a daily decision, and history is watching what we choose.

fans
North East Youth Initiative For Development - NEYIF
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
World Pulse
Journalism Communication and Media Centre —JCM Centre
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
TEKAN Peace Desk
GlobalGiving
Nigeria Network of NGOs
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
CYPA Africa
Government of Plateau State
Alliance for Peacebuilding
Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
Universal Peace and Violence Amelioration Centre - UPVAC
Youth Adolescent Reflection and Action Centre Jos
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Prince Charles Dickson
Jos Studies Hub
Toyin Wiggins Centre For Leadership and Mentoring Initiative
Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre
Stanley Center for Peace and Security

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