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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DIGITAL SAFETY IS NO LONGER OPTIONAL; IT IS ORGANISATIONAL SURVIVAL.The one-day Step-Down Training on Digital Rights, Sa...
27/08/2026

DIGITAL SAFETY IS NO LONGER OPTIONAL; IT IS ORGANISATIONAL SURVIVAL.

The one-day Step-Down Training on Digital Rights, Safety and Security for NGOs in Plateau State has held—and it was nothing short of superb.

Convened by The Emmanuel Ivorgba Foundation, in partnership with the Nigeria Network of NGOs and The Tattaaunawa Roundtable Initiative (TRICentre), the training translated national learning into practical knowledge for Plateau State’s civil society community.

The Emmanuel Ivorgba Centre had participated in the original NNNGO Train-the-Trainer programme in Abuja. This step-down was therefore more than another workshop: it was knowledge deliberately transferred, multiplied and brought home.

Our Team Lead Prince Charles Dickson facilitated an engaging, practical journey through digital rights, online safety, organisational data protection, digital footprints, cyber threats and responsible incident response. We were also honoured by the presence and active participation of the President of the Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN Bali Dukdam Nanmak —a powerful affirmation that peacebuilding today must include the protection of people, voices and institutions in digital spaces.

And the participants? Simply the best. Curious, energetic, generous with their experiences and fully engaged. They did not merely attend; they questioned, tested, reflected and committed themselves to making their organisations safer.

The greatest measure of training is not the certificates issued or photographs taken. It is what changes when participants return to their organisations. If one password becomes stronger, one phishing attempt is defeated, one beneficiary’s data is protected, or one organisation becomes better prepared for a digital threat, then the impact has already begun.

At TRICentre, we believe that knowledge must travel, partnerships must produce value, and capacity must become institutional culture.

The room may have closed, but the work has only begun.

Safer people. Stronger organisations. A more resilient civil society.

Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
World Pulse
GlobalGiving
Government of Plateau State
ICIN Nigeria
Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
Maryam Bint Musa
CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation
U.S. Mission Nigeria
Displaced Women & Children Foundation
Harvard Hub
Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre
Nazifi Adam
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Nigeria cannot heal what it refuses to name. Forgiveness without truth is amnesia; reconciliation without justice is the...
27/08/2026

Nigeria cannot heal what it refuses to name. Forgiveness without truth is amnesia; reconciliation without justice is theatre. Our children should not inherit ancient grievances, recycled hatred and wounds they did not create. We must find the courage to tell the truth, acknowledge the pain, pursue justice, forgive without forgetting, and choose a different future. A nation that never confronts its past eventually forces another generation to relive it. 🇳🇬🕊️

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto our weekly engagement list! 🎉Nazifi Adam, Goshwe Simi-Simji, Nandom Le...
25/08/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto our weekly engagement list! 🎉

Nazifi Adam, Goshwe Simi-Simji, Nandom Lere, Roseline Adar Baraje, Maryam Bint Musa

Partnership is not merely what we announce in boardrooms, write into proposals or seal with signatures. Partnership is p...
25/08/2026

Partnership is not merely what we announce in boardrooms, write into proposals or seal with signatures. Partnership is presence. It is choosing to stand beside others, amplify their work and affirm that their cause matters.

Last week, Relief and Hope Foundation - RAHF, Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre, and Ascend Community Wellness Center held a press conference to commemorate World Humanitarian Day. Our Team Lead Prince Charles Dickson at The Tattaaunawa Roundtable Initiative (TRICentre) showed up—not to occupy the spotlight, but to strengthen the circle.

Because we believe that meaningful humanitarian work is never a competition. Every organisation protecting dignity, advancing justice, restoring wellness or carrying hope into forgotten places deserves allies.

At TRICentre, we will continue to celebrate the work of others, build bridges across institutions and lend our presence wherever humanity calls. Sometimes partnership provides resources. Sometimes it opens doors. And sometimes, its most powerful expression is simply saying:

“You are not doing this work alone. We see you. We believe in you. We are here.”

That is partnership.
That is solidarity.
That is how hope becomes a shared responsibility.

Aliyu Alkasim
Nazifi Adam
Maryam Bint Musa
CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation
U.S. Mission Nigeria
Government of Plateau State
Nigeria Network of NGOs
GlobalGiving
World Pulse
ICIN Nigeria
Total stage2screen
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
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Dorcas Bawa
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
Displaced Women & Children Foundation
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network -PPPN
Plateau State Gender And Equal Opportunities Commission

What if the music we call strange is simply a people we have never bothered to understand? 🎶🇳🇬 Nigeria is a nation of ma...
24/08/2026

What if the music we call strange is simply a people we have never bothered to understand? 🎶🇳🇬 Nigeria is a nation of many rhythms, languages and memories, and peace may begin with something as radical as listening beyond what is familiar. Every sound carries a story; every story reveals a people. Listen. Learn. Understand. Connect. Sometimes, the road to peace begins with pressing play.

Terrorism does not end when the gunfire stops. It lives on in empty chairs, altered childhoods, wounded bodies, displace...
21/08/2026

Terrorism does not end when the gunfire stops. It lives on in empty chairs, altered childhoods, wounded bodies, displaced families and memories that refuse to be buried. Today, remembrance must become responsibility: not merely to mourn those we lost, but to ensure survivors are seen, supported, healed and given a genuine chance to rebuild. A nation’s victory over terror is measured not only by the terrorists it defeats, but by how faithfully it restores the lives terror tried to destroy. 🕯️🇳🇬

Congratulations, Dr. Hajiya Fati Sulieman!We warmly congratulate our esteemed Board Member of The Tattaaunawa Roundtable...
21/08/2026

Congratulations, Dr. Hajiya Fati Sulieman!

We warmly congratulate our esteemed Board Member of The Tattaaunawa Roundtable Initiative on the successful completion of her PhD. This remarkable achievement reflects your discipline, resilience, and unwavering commitment to excellence. We are immensely proud of you and celebrate this well-deserved milestone. May this new chapter bring even greater opportunities for impact, service, and distinction.

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Muryar Fulani Peace Initiative Network
World Pulse
Harvard Hub
Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba
Nigeria Network of NGOs
Government of Plateau State
GlobalGiving
Aliyu Alkasim
ICIN Nigeria
Total stage2screen
Nazifi Adam
Safe House for Justice and Human Empowerment Centre
CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation
Maryam Bint Musa
Plateau Multi Door Courthouse
U.S. Mission Nigeria
Nandom Lere
Centre for Community Actions for Peace and Development-CCAPAD
Glowingstar Empowerment

A nation that fears difference has already surrendered to division. Isese reminds us that Nigeria was never designed to ...
20/08/2026

A nation that fears difference has already surrendered to division. Isese reminds us that Nigeria was never designed to be one colour, one tongue, one faith or one story. Our diversity is not a problem to solve, but a heritage to respect and a strength to harness. Your faith does not need my disappearance to flourish. When we protect each other’s right to believe differently, we protect Nigeria itself. 🇳🇬

On World Humanitarian Day, we must ask an uncomfortable question: what does our humanity mean if another person’s suffer...
19/08/2026

On World Humanitarian Day, we must ask an uncomfortable question: what does our humanity mean if another person’s suffering can become normal to us? From Plateau to every troubled corner of Nigeria, peace begins when we refuse indifference, protect the vulnerable, listen across our differences and recognise that another person’s pain is also our responsibility. Humanity is not what we say. It is who we refuse to leave behind. 🇳🇬🕊️

A woman should not have to be wealthy, urban or lucky to survive breast cancer. When early detection is a privilege, tre...
18/08/2026

A woman should not have to be wealthy, urban or lucky to survive breast cancer. When early detection is a privilege, treatment is priced beyond reach, and research does not sufficiently reflect our realities, women do not simply “lose battles” to cancer, systems fail them. Nigeria cannot claim progress while preventable and treatable illness still writes too many obituaries. Investing in women’s health is not charity. It is justice. It is national survival. 🎀🇳🇬

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