Grassroots
Development and Peace
Initiative
We are grassroots development driven; committed to peace building, conflict resolution mechanism, strengthening democratic values, promotion of good governance through performance awareness creation and campaign for peaceful mutual co-habitation, etc in Nigeriad promote in one simple.
Its your Right
to Vote and be Voted For
MISSION STATEMENT:
To promote good governance, credible, transparent, inclusive, responsible and responsive accountable leadership at all levels.
VISION:
Ensure and Maintain peaceful co-existence and mutual accommodation among citizens in all our communities through collective and participatory effort.
Our Objectives
Education
To educate the leadership of various communities in Nigeria on the dangers of electoral malpractices and fraud.
Orientation
To change the attitudinal orientation and perception of grass root leadership and the electorates towards the electoral process
Equality andd Inclusion
To promote and canvass for gender protection and equity governance, etc.
We are Committed
to ensuring that a beautiful brand of democracy that respect the constitutional rights of citizens become a national ethos that must be pursued with vigour.
What clients are saying
Their workshops taught us about our rights and the importance of peaceful participation. I saw women, youths, and elders coming together for the first time to discuss how to make elections fair. GDPI is restoring faith in Nigeria’s democracy.
Grace Akpan
Akwa Ibom State
“I volunteered with the Grassroot Development and Peace Initiative during the last election, and it opened my eyes to how powerful civic education can be. The team trained us on how to detect misinformation and promote peace among youth groups.
Chinedu Okafor
Anambra State
Our Articles
KALU VICTOR ONYEDIKACHI, Executive Director & Chairman, BOT of, GRASSROOT DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE INITIATIVE, has once again been selected as a delegation of ECOWAS ELECTION OBSERVATION MISSION to Guinea Bissau, 2025
Breaking INEC Chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu hands over
