Grants:Programs/Wikimedia Community Fund/Rapid Fund/WikiForHumanRights 2025 in Nigeria (ID: 23478676)

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semmy1960

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Main Proposal

1. Please state the title of your proposal. This will also be the Meta-Wiki page title.

WikiForHumanRights 2025 in Nigeria

2. and 3. Proposed start and end dates for the proposal.

2025-09-01 - 2025-11-30

4. Where will this proposal be implemented? (required)

Nigeria

5. Are your activities part of a Wikimedia movement campaign, project, or event? If so, please select the relevant project or campaign. (required)

WikiForHumanRights

6. What is the change you are trying to bring? What are the main challenges or problems you are trying to solve? Describe this change or challenges, as well as main approaches to achieve it. (required)

As members of the Wikimedia community in Nigeria, we are committed to advancing awareness of critical human rights and environmental issues through the WikiForHumanRights 2025 campaign. Our goal is to document and improve access to information about these challenges using Wikimedia platforms—including Wikipedia (in English and Nigerian languages) and Wikidata—to strengthen knowledge equity and support a more sustainable and just future. In the Nigerian context, fundamental human rights such as the right to life, education, security, housing, clean water, sanitation, and environmental protection are deeply intertwined with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The right of girls and women—especially in Northern Nigeria—to be heard and participate fully in society is also crucial. However, these rights continue to be violated and underrepresented in public discourse, especially in the digital knowledge space.

Identified Gaps and Challenges

Our ongoing analysis reveals critical content gaps within Wikimedia—particularly on Wikipedia and Wikidata—regarding human and environmental rights in Nigeria. These include: Water scarcity and poor sanitation (SDG 6), affecting health, dignity, and quality of life. Environmental degradation—including desertification in the North, coastal erosion in the South, and oil pollution in the Niger Delta—violating the right to a healthy environment (SDG 13). Air pollution and industrial waste in urban and industrial zones, contributing to respiratory illnesses. Deforestation, gully erosion, and poor waste management, disrupting ecosystems and agricultural livelihoods. Limited documentation of human rights associations and defenders working tirelessly for justice, whose voices and efforts remain poorly represented in Wikimedia platforms. Language barriers, particularly for minority communities such as the Igala, whose lack of access to human rights and environmental information in their native language contributes to ongoing exclusion and misinformation.

Building on Past Successes In 2024, we successfully collaborated with seven Wikimedia communities across Nigeria in delivering the WikiForHumanRights campaign. See link to the meta page: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiForHumanRights_2024_in_Nigeria/Home The initiative—recognized as a major success—focused on improving understanding and raising awareness of sustainability-related human rights issues while promoting unity, inclusivity, and local knowledge sharing within the Nigerian Wikimedia movement. Deepening Impact in 2025 The WikiForHumanRights Nigeria 2025 campaign builds on the momentum of last year’s efforts. The change the seven communities are striving to bring about is an enriched understanding and broader awareness of key human rights issues—many of which are already deeply impacting people's lives and threatening our collective future. We aim to deepen national conversations about the human rights that are being infringed across regions, and ensure these issues are well-documented. Research also highlights the ongoing efforts of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of Nigeria, an independent body established to promote and protect human rights. The NHRC continues to work on providing avenues for public enlightenment, research, and dialogue, yet the systemic documentation and dissemination of human rights information across Nigeria remain weak—even for the NHRC. This lack of visibility and public knowledge hampers community action and accountability at a time when rights violations are intensifying. By leveraging the Wikimedia ecosystem, we can help bridge the information gap, equip communities with knowledge, and strengthen the fight against injustice and exclusion. Regional Focus: Environmental and Human Rights Realities The 2025 campaign will document environmental and human rights issues across diverse Nigerian regions: Anambra State Flooding and erosion in riverine areas such as Nanka, Oko, and Agulu communities, which continue to displace families and attract international concern. Epidemics in IDP camps, and the loss of farmland and homes require urgent documentation to protect the right to health, housing, and livelihood.

Kaduna State Industrial emissions in Kakuri and Sabon Tasha harm air quality and health. Deforestation in Kachia threatens indigenous culture and farming. Water scarcity impacts both health and agriculture, especially in rural communities.

Gombe State Climate change and Food Security in Drought-Prone LGAs of Gombe: How Climate Change Impacts the right to food in Gombe State, particularly in drought-prone Local Government Areas (LGAs) such as Dukku, Funakaye, Nafada, and Kaltungo and disrupt children's access to education Women’s access to land remains limited due to cultural restrictions, affecting food security and gender equity.

Niger Delta Gas flaring and oil pollution continue to destroy ecosystems and contaminate water. Communities suffer from loss of livelihood, unsafe drinking water, and poor health due to unchecked extractive activities. Students from the University of Port Harcourt’s School of Science Laboratory will help document these issues on Wikimedia projects.

Imo State Soil erosion and flooding are destroying homes, infrastructure, and farms. Sand mining and poor waste disposal contribute to environmental decay. Unemployment and oil exploration in the Ohaji/Egbema community threaten youth opportunities and community stability.

Igala Community (Kogi State) The Igala people, a major ethnic group in North-Central Nigeria, experience linguistic exclusion from critical information on environmental rights and human rights. Flooding, erosion, and land degradation remain under-documented in this region. The WikiForHumanRights 2025 campaign in Igala community will focus on translating content into the Igala language and empowering local voices to share their stories on Wikimedia platforms.

Osun State In Osun State, particularly in Ile-Ife where Obafemi Awolowo University is located, many residents struggle with limited access to clean water and poor waste management. These problems have a direct impact on people’s health, the environment, and their overall quality of life. Illegal mining along the Osun River has contaminated the water with heavy metals—like mercury, lead, and cyanide—from unauthorized gold extraction. This pollution threatens the drinking water, agriculture, and health of over 2 million people across 23 communities

Our Main Approaches to Achieve This Change: The WikiForHumanRights 2025 campaign in Nigeria will engage seven diverse Wikimedia communities in Anambra state, Imo state, the Igala-speaking regions, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Ile Ife, Niger Delta, Kaduna state, and Gombe state—to deepen awareness and action on environmental and human rights. Working with local community leaders and key institutional partners such as the Arewa Institute for Organization Private Department (AIOPSD) in Kaduna State, Climate Action Africa in Anambra State, the Faculty of Social Science Department of Economics in Prince Abubakar Audu University Kogi State, Urgent Concern Group in Rivers State, Plogging Nigeria in Osun State, the Institute of Ecology Osun State and Junior Chamber International Nigeria in Obafemi Awolowo University in Osun State. We will also build a national coalition for grassroots knowledge creation and advocacy.

1. Multi-Community Coordination and Regional Customization Each participating community will focus on region-specific human rights and environmental challenges while aligning with the national campaign theme, “Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now.” This decentralized approach ensures authentic local engagement and broader national relevance.

2. Mobilization and Capacity Building We aim to mobilize at least 170 old and new contributors, including students, youth, women, and returning editors. Local and national teams will conduct in-person and online workshops covering: Wikipedia Wikidata Wikimedia Commons Wikivoyage Training will emphasize how to contribute content relating to the following topics on the Wikimedia projects of focus:

Flooding and erosion Climate action and environmental sustainability Fundamental human rights in relation to sustainability Participants will also join Nigerian regional online events like the online campaign launch. Wikipedia online training, Wikidata online training, Wikimedia Commons training, office hours, and the closing event.

3. Stakeholder Engagement and Strategic Partnerships We will build partnerships with the following Human rights organizations: Climate Action Africa in Anambra State Arewa Institute for Organization Private Department (AIOPSD) Urgent Concern Group in Rivers State Faculty of Social Science Department of Economics in Prince Abubakar Audu University Kogi State Plogging Nigeria in Osun State,

The Institute of Ecology Osun State 
Junior Chamber International Nigeria in Obafemi Awolowo University  Osun State

Engagement formats will include: Stakeholder roundtables Podcast and radio interviews Newspaper publications On-campus and in-community discussions These partnerships will help source credible information, generate visibility, and drive impact.

4. Thematic Edit-a-thons and Content Development We will host edit-a-thons and translation sprints (online and in-person), with focus areas such as: Environmental pollution and climate justice Access to clean water and sanitation Land rights and sustainable use Public health impacts of environmental hazards Gender, human rights, and environmental justice Documentation of human rights organizations and defenders

5. Language Inclusion and Content Localization To bridge the knowledge gap, we will prioritize content development and translation in the following Nigerian languages: Igbo Yoruba Hausa Igala

Wikimedia community leaders from the stated seven communities will coordinate local language translation sprints, editing sessions, and new article creation to ensure culturally relevant, accessible content for all regions.

6. Storytelling and Outreach We will run creative awareness activities. Some of the activities we intend to to carry out are A radio interview featuring community leaders who will discuss the human rights challenges affecting their communities—and explain how they plan to participate in the campaign Community radio WhatsApp broadcasts Posters and flyers Local storytelling events Multimedia documentation (photos, videos) for Wikimedia Commons These will showcase traditional knowledge, local challenges, and community-led solutions, while uplifting voices of grassroots advocates and human rights defenders.

7. Community-Based Activities Across Regions Each community will host hybrid trainings customized for their local context: Anambra – 1 in-person, 3 online sessions Imo – 1-in-person, 3 online sessions Igala Community – 1 in-person, 3 online sessions OAU Fan Club (Ile-Ife) – 1 in-person, 3 online sessions Port Harcourt Hub (Niger Delta) – 1 in-person, 3 online sessions Kaduna Network – 1 in-person, 3 online sessions Gombe Network – 1-in-person, 3 online sessions National online training (open to all 7 communities): 6 sessions + 3 open office hours

8. Sustaining the Movement Our long-term vision is to build a self-sustaining ecosystem that supports ongoing documentation, activism, and open knowledge sharing on human rights and environmental justice in Nigeria. This will be achieved by integrating: Localized and inclusive content Strategic partnerships Community-driven storytelling Continuous capacity building This strategy ensures the WikiForHumanRights campaign not only informs but also empowers, creating long-lasting change within and beyond the Wikimedia movement in Nigeria.

7. What are the planned activities? (required) Please provide a list of main activities. You can also add a link to the public page for your project where details about your project can be found. Alternatively, you can upload a timeline document. When the activities include partnerships, include details about your partners and planned partnerships.

We have structured the campaign into key activity categories: 1. Stakeholder Engagement and Partnership Building Roundtables and consultation meetings with environmental experts, government agencies. The partners are Climate Action Africa in Anambra State Arewa Institute for Organization Private Department (AIOPSD) in Kaduna State, Urgent Concern Group in Rivers State, Faculty of Social Science Department of Economics in Prince Abubakar Audu University, Kogi State, Plogging Nigeria in Osun State, The Institute of Ecology Osun State and Junior Chamber International Nigeria in Obafemi Awolowo University Osun State

Objective: Align campaign goals with regional realities and source credible content inputs. 2. Awareness Campaigns and Panel Sessions Host panel discussions (online/in-person) featuring human rights defenders, local leaders, and sustainability advocates. Objective: Drive awareness and spark interest in Wikimedia participation.

3. Wikimedia Training and Edit-a-thons Conduct regional training workshops and edit-a-thons. Focus: Wikipedia, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons, and Wikivoyage. Topics: Environmental justice, deforestation, indigenous practices, and human rights documentation. Translation into Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Igala, and other local languages. 4. Knowledge Documentation and Multimedia Contribution Upload free-licensed photos and videos on Wikimedia Commons. Showcase environmental damage, local resilience strategies, and success stories.

5. Community Engagement and Online Outreach Execute a coordinated online outreach using Social media Campaign hashtags Short videos and blogs Spotlight contributions, regional heroes, and knowledge gaps addressed.

6. Monitoring, Reporting, and Knowledge Sharing Event Registration Tool for evaluating data relating to age, profession, and Wikimedia experience Monthly leadership syncs Dashboard tracking and evaluation Final reflection session with all communities to document outcomes, lessons, and sustainability plans

7.Planned Partnerships We will collaborate with: Academic Institutions: Prince Abubakar Audu University, Ayangba, Kogi State Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife Osun State University of Port Harcourt Environmental and Human Rights NGOs Climate Action Africa in Anambra State Arewa Institute for Organization Private Department (AIOPSD)in Kaduna State, Urgent Concern Group in Rivers State Plogging Nigeria in Osun State,

The Institute of Ecology Osun State 
Junior Chamber International Nigeria in Obafemi Awolowo University  Osun State

8. Describe your team. Please provide their roles, Wikimedia Usernames and other details. (required) Include more details of the team, including their roles, usernames, Wikimedia group, and whether they are salaried, volunteers, consultants/contractors, etc. Team members involved in the grant application need to be aware of their involvement in the project.

Semmy1960:is a seasoned Wikimedian, journalist, and community organizer. She holds certifications as a Topics of Impact organizer and as a trainer for the Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom program Semmy1960, was one of the national coordinator for WikiForHuman Rights in Nigeria 20254, she brings extensive experience in community organizing and Wikimedia advocacy . Semmy1960 along side with User AgnesAbah will oversee the campaign’s operations across Nigeria, develop a comprehensive strategic plan, liaise with and support local organizers, manage the planning, implementation, and evaluation of all campaign activities

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:AgnesAbah, co-founder of the Igala Wikimedia Community and also a certified Topics of Impact organizer, she was one of the community lead for the WFHR in Nigeria 2024, leading the Igala community. She would be serving as the national co-coordinator for WikiForHuman Rights in Nigeria 2025 . In her role for W4HR 2025, Agnes will also oversee the campaign’s operations across Nigeria, develop a comprehensive strategic plan, liaise with and support local organizers, manage the planning, implementation, and evaluation of all campaign activities

Ugwulebo : ( Jerry minor) An experienced Wikimedian and co-founder of the Port Harcourt Wikimedia Hub. He has organized several Wikimedia projects in Nigeria. He will coordinate the project in Port Harcourt.

Ngostarady2k: Project Coordinator for Anambra Network for the Wikiforhumanrights Campaign in Nigeria. Ngozi Perpetua Osuchukwu Ph.D is a Librarian and Information Scientist. She is a Lecturer in Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka Nigeria. She is the President of Wikimedia Anambra Network of Wikimedia User Group Nigeria. Dr Ngozi has facilitated many Wikimedia projects. She has presented and published many Wikimedia articles both locally and internationally. Her research interests areas include Community information, Women and children, ICT, Wikipedia and Social justic

Inyor4mr: Will be coordinating Wikimedia Kaduna Network.she is a certified Librarian and founder of Wikimedia Kaduna Network. She will coordinate all the activities concerning this campaign in Kaduna

Praise03: acting leader OAU wikimedia community. I organize and create awareness programs on how to contribute to wikimedia movement and core content policies in my community.

Atibrarian : He is coordinating the Gombe community. Ismail Atiba, is an experienced wikimedia and community Lead Coordinator, at Wikimedia Gombe Network.

Emmanuel Obiajulu: Team Lead Wikimedia Imo State Network. Will direct, manage, and motivate Wikimedia volunteers in the execution of this project in Imo State.

Henry Ojonugwa( is one of the prominent leader in the Igala Wikimedia community, known for his dedication to promoting free knowledge and digital empowerment. Henry Ojonugwa will be leading the Igala Wikimedia Community.

TRAINERS AND REVIEWERS Oby Ezeilo: an Igbo language tutor, advocate, and consultant. Open Knowledge advocate among students, passionate about media and information literacy with reference to teacher education. Oby Ezeilo is going to be the Igbo Wikipedia trainer and reviewer for the campaign

Dokimazo99: is a seasoned Yoruba Wikipedia editor who stands as one of the most prolific content creators on the Yoruba Wikipedia having created over 500 articles on Yoruba Wikipedia. She has previously served as the president of the Yoruba Wiki Fan-club Unilag and Wikipedian-in-Residence for the Yoruba Wikimedians User Group, she showcases her commitment to promoting and preserving the Yoruba language. With a proven track record of spearheading successful projects, such as the "Wikipedia Training: University of Lagos First Semester," where she diligently trained and guided participants in the art of editing and translating into Yoruba Wikipedia. She has trained and recruited over 100 editors to the Yoruba Wikimedians User Group. Dokimazo99 is going to be the Yoruba trainer and reviewer for the campaign

Hilary: Dedicated Wikimedian from Nigeria who actively contributes to Wikimedia Commons, Wikidata, and various local language Wikipedias by integrating and utilizing media files across projects. He serves as the international facilitator for the Wiki Loves Africa photography campaign and is the community lead of the Igbo Wikimedia Commons Hub, where he engages and mentors Igbo community members passionate about contributing to Wikimedia Commons and using its media files across other Wikimedia platforms. Hilary is also the Co-founder of Heritage Conservation Integration, a collective of Wikimedians committed to preserving cultural heritage and architectural records through open knowledge platforms. He has successfully organized Wiki Loves Africa and Wiki Loves Folklore campaigns in both 2024 and 2025 within the Igbo Wikimedia community. Hilary is widely recognized for his expertise and leadership in Wikimedia Commons-related activities across the Igbo community. Hillary is the Wikimedia Commons Trainer for WikiForHumanRights 2025 in Nigeria

Lucy Iwuala, is a Wikimedian, language professional, and cultural heritage advocate dedicated to bridging digital gaps for African languages. With a focus on Igbo and other indigenous languages, she works to expand online content, empower women contributors, and leverage technology for linguistic preservation. Her initiatives combine digital literacy training with community-driven projects to ensure underrepresented voices take part in shaping the digital narrative of Africa’s cultural heritage. She contributes to the Wikimedia Community through her various roles as a member of the Regional Grant Committee for SSA, Afrika Baraza Working Group, Wikimedia Foundation ComCom, Wiki Loves Monuments International Social Media Manager, Wiki Loves Ramadan Social Media Manager and so many others. Lucy is the WikiVoyage trainer and reviewer for the campaign

Abubakar Ali (User: Gwanki) is a highly respected Hausa Wikimedian, community leader, and open knowledge advocate from Kano State, Nigeria. He currently serves as the President of the Wikimedia User Group Nigeria Kano Network, where he leads efforts to promote Wikimedia projects and build local editor communities, particularly in Northern Nigeria. Active in the Wikimedia movement since 2016, Gwanki has made over 50,000 edits across all Wikimedia projects, with a strong focus on Hausa Wikipedia, Wikidata, and other sister platforms. He is an administrator on Hausa Wikipedia and one of the most active contributors to indigenous language content in Nigeria. Since 2021, he has organized and facilitated numerous Wikimedia trainings, campaigns, and edit-a-thons, empowering new editors and strengthening the Hausa Wikimedia community. He has mentored and monitored hundreds of participants, helping them to contribute meaningfully and sustainably to free knowledge platforms. In recognition of his contributions, Gwanki was honored with the "Best Indigenous Language Contributor of the Year" award by the Wikimedia User Group Nigeria during WikiConference Nigeria 2024. He would be training in Hausa and a reviewer.

Rhoda James is an experienced Wikimedian, who has participated in various Wikimedia projects (as a facilitator as well as an editor) namely; 1lib1ref, WikiGlam, Wikidata for Novel and Novelist in Nigeria, Wikidata for Libraries and Librarians in Nigeria, Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom Nigeria, among others. She currently works as the creative director at WUGN. She would be training on Wikidata

U|Ibjaja055 is an experienced Wikimedia projects editor. He was the 2023 Wikimedia User Group Nigeria Editor of the Year. He is currently a new page reviewer and auto-patroller on the English Wikipedia. He has close to 25,000 edits across Wikimedia foundation projects and has created hundreds of articles around African Academics and scientists including good articles. His contributions can be seen here here He would be training on Wikipedia and reviewing Wikipedia articles.

Ebubechukwu1 She is an editor, trainer, and Kiwix Ambassador. She has spearheaded major training programs, including Wikivibrance International Youth Day 2024 and Wikipedia Awareness for youth corps members. Notably, she served as Project Lead for the African Women in Education Wikiquote event and the SheSaid 2023 & 2024 Event in Nigeria. She is a Wikidata reviewer

Ochatoonz: is a member of the Igala Wikimedia community. He is also a visionary Creative Personnel, Multimedia Expert, and Brand Strategist with over 6 years of experience driving growth through design, storytelling, and digital innovation Ochala’s expertise spans graphic design, video editing, motion graphics, Printing/Branding, voiceovers, and digital content creation, with a proven ability to develop high-impact visuals that captivate audiences and convert interest into action. Ochatoonz is the graphic designer for the WikiForHumanRights 2025 Campaign

9. Who are the target participants and from which community? How will you engage participants before and during the activities? How will you follow up with participants after the activities? (required)

This project is designed to actively engage Wikimedia communities across seven key regions in Nigeria: Anambra state, Imo state, the Igala-speaking areas, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Ile-Ife, Port Harcourt (Niger Delta), Kaduna state, and Gombe state. Local community leaders will work in close partnership with the national coordinators to drive campaign activities, mobilize participants, and strengthen engagement. They will also tap into existing project collaborations to bring new contributors into the fold. Although these seven communities serve as the primary focus, the campaign welcomes participation from other Wikimedia groups and individual volunteers across Nigeria who are interested in contributing to the initiative. To facilitate smooth communication and participant coordination, each community will utilize familiar platforms such as WhatsApp groups. These channels will support onboarding and real-time engagement throughout the campaign and remain active afterward to sustain ongoing community collaboration. Additionally, a centralized WhatsApp group has been created for seamless communication between the national coordinators and the seven community leaders, ensuring effective planning and execution of all campaign activities.

10. Does your project involve work with children or youth? (required)

No

10.1. Please provide a link to your Youth Safety Policy. (required) If the proposal indicates direct contact with children or youth, you are required to outline compliance with international and local laws for working with children and youth, and provide a youth safety policy aligned with these laws. Read more here.

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11. How did you discuss the idea of your project with your community members and/or any relevant groups? Please describe steps taken and provide links to any on-wiki community discussion(s) about the proposal. (required) You need to inform the community and/or group, discuss the project with them, and involve them in planning this proposal. You also need to align the activities with other projects happening in the planned area of implementation to ensure collaboration within the community.

We have created online flyers and sent to different Whatsapp platforms notifying members of different communities that the WFHR 2025 IN NiGERIA is starting soon. We also announced on the Wikimedia Niger User Group Meta page. link here https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Wikimedia_User_Group_Nigeria#WikiForHumanRights_2025_in_Nigeria. We have added our project to WFHR Events Page link here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Template:WikiForHumanRights/2025/Events

We have also contacted the regional coordinator in Africa for WFHR, Ruby. D. Brown letting her know that WFHR 2025 in Nigeria will be starting if approved. and we would be building on last year's momentum, and we are also working as a team to achieve more results. We are working with seven communities.

We created a WhatsApp group with all the seven local community coordinators. We discussed the challenges facing each regions which we used to create our topic list link can be found here:https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiForHumanRights_2025_in_Nigeria/Topic_list

We had zoom meetings discussing how the campaign will run and how we will make it better and bigger this year.

12. Does your proposal aim to work to bridge any of the content knowledge gaps (Knowledge Inequity)? Select one option that most apply to your work. (required)

Geography

13. Does your proposal include any of these areas or thematic focus? Select one option that most applies to your work. (required)

Climate Change and sustainability

14. Will your work focus on involving participants from any underrepresented communities? Select one option that most apply to your work. (required)

Ethnic/racial/religious or cultural background

15. In what ways do you think your proposal most contributes to the Movement Strategy 2030 recommendations. Select one that most applies. (required)

Innovate in Free Knowledge

Learning and metrics

17. What do you hope to learn from your work in this project or proposal? (required)

For the WikiForHumanRights 2025 in Nigeria our learning metrics are: 1 How well we can collaborate and plan for continued content expansion post-campaign 2. Number of participating Wikimedia communities and their engagement levels. 3. Quality and quality of content created/edited on During the campaign 5. Participant feedback and satisfaction surveys to assess knowledge gain and experience. 6. Collaborations with external organizations/human rights groups and their impact. How impactful was the training to old and new editors How the campaign achieved its purpose in terms of translation and content drive 7. How well did the campaign broaden the knowledge of contributors to human rights issues across Nigeria

18. What are your Wikimedia project targets in numbers (metrics)? (required)

Number of participants, editors, and organizers
Other Metrics	Target	Optional description
Number of participants	160	The total amount of contributors who will join, contribute and benefit from the campaign
Number of editors	100	70 old editors, 30 new editors who will all contribute and edit.
Number of organizers	23	Seven local organisers, seven support volunteers, and two National Coordinators Semmy1960 and AgnesAbah We have seven general trainers and reviewers Ngostarady2k:Coordinating Anambra Wikimedia Nigeria Network Henry Ojonugwa(: Coordinating Igala Community Praise03: Coordinating OAU Fan Club Ugwulebo: Coordinating Port Harcourt Wikimedia Nigeria Hub Emmanuel Obiajulu:Coordinating Imo Wikimedia Nigeria Network community Inyor4mr: Coordinating Kaduna community Atibrarian : He is coordinating the Gombe community. Seven support organisers supporting the community leads in their local communities

Number of content contributions to Wikimedia projects
Wikimedia project	Number of content created or improved
Wikipedia	460
Wikimedia Commons	100
Wikidata	480
Wiktionary
Wikisource
Wikimedia Incubator
Translatewiki	100
MediaWiki
Wikiquote
Wikivoyage	80
Wikibooks
Wikiversity
Wikinews
Wikispecies
Wikifunctions or Abstract Wikipedia

Optional description for content contributions.

N/A

19. Do you have any other project targets in numbers (metrics)? (optional)

No

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20. What tools would you use to measure each metrics? Please refer to the guide for a list of tools. You can also write that you are not sure and need support. (required)

Outreach Dashboard, Event Registration Tool, Upload Campaign and Google Evaluation form

Financial proposal

21. Please upload your budget for this proposal or indicate the link to it. (required)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14dMhgIp8Tpew71vVizgskDL2IWBEQV3FpVk-WrlTz4E/edit?usp=sharing

22. and 22.1. What is the amount you are requesting for this proposal? Please provide the amount in your local currency. (required)

7751000 NGN

22.2. Convert the amount requested into USD using the Oanda converter. This is done only to help you assess the USD equivalent of the requested amount. Your request should be between 500 - 5,000 USD.

4999.67 USD

We/I have read the Application Privacy Statement, WMF Friendly Space Policy and Universal Code of Conduct.

Yes

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