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GoGreen Participates in Official Launch of Nigeria SPRiNG Programme to Advance Peace and Climate Resilience in Benue State

GoGreen proudly participated as one of the Implementing Partners at the official launch of the Nigeria SPRiNG Programme in Benue State, held on 20 January 2026 at Doo Palace Hotel, Makurdi.

The launch convened key stakeholders, including Benue State Government officials, led by His Excellency, Fr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia, Executive Governor of Benue State—represented by His Excellency, Dr. Sam Ode, Deputy Governor of Benue State—alongside senior government officials, traditional leaders, development partners, and civil society organizations. The event formally inaugurated the programme and reaffirmed a shared commitment to peacebuilding, climate resilience, and inclusive development across the state.

GoGreen’s participation as a core implementing partner reflects our sustained commitment to community-driven, conflict-sensitive, and collaborative approaches that strengthen peace, social cohesion, and resilience in conflict-affected communities across Benue State.

We look forward to deepening strategic partnerships and translating this shared vision into measurable, community-level impact that advances lasting peace and sustainable development.

Nigeria Spring | UK in Nigeria | UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office | Benue State Government | Benue State Commission for Peace and Reconciliation | Tetra Tech International Development Services | The Kukah Centre | Civil Society Organizations, Benue State

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