December 2025

Despite the Federal Government diligently disbursing Ecology Funds to states in the Niger Delta, including Akwa Ibom, the funds’ objectives are only minimally realized due to poor governance structures, according to a new Policy Brief. The brief on the Utilization of Ecological Funds in Akwa Ibom State was produced by the Clement Isong Foundation (CIF)

As communities in Akwa Ibom State continue to face severe incidents of flooding and pollution, youths have issued a crucial call to government and private organizations: invest strategically in climate adaptation infrastructure to mitigate these impacts. These calls emerged from youth entries (stories) presented at the Ibeno Green Youth Hub event in Ibeno Local Government

The Clement Isong Foundation (CIF) has expressed strong confidence in Governor Umo Eno’s administration to approve the recently validated Akwa Ibom State Youth Policy and Roadmap. The Foundation shared its optimism during the two-day, high-level stakeholders’ roundtable held in Uyo, which CIF co-organized with the Ministry of Youth Development, ActionAid Nigeria, and Youth Pride. The

The Akwa Ibom State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to organised and structured youth empowerment. This commitment follows the successful review and validation of the Akwa Ibom State Youth Policy (2025–2035) and its accompanying Youth Development Roadmap. The review and validation took place during a two-day, high-level stakeholders’ roundtable. Specifically, the event was held on

Uyo, Akwa Ibom – October 24, 2025 – The Clement Isong Foundation (CIF), in partnership with ActionAid Nigeria, the Local Conference of Youth (LCOY Nigeria), and YOUNGO, successfully organized the 2025 South-South Regional Local Conference of Youth (LCOY Nigeria) in Uyo. CIF and ActionAid handed down a crucial caution to Nigerian leaders and policymakers: abandon