Tunani Initiative Know Your Vote 2026: Apply to Become a Community Civic Partner

Are you a young Nigerian who cares about voter education and your community? Tunani Initiative has opened applications for its Know Your Vote campaign, and Nigerians who meet the criteria below are eligible to apply.

What Is the Tunani Know Your Vote Campaign?

Know Your Vote (promoted under the Let's Vote 9ja banner) is a voter education campaign by Tunani Initiative, a youth-led organisation working to build an informed and active citizenry. The campaign aims to give Nigerians clear, accurate and non-partisan information on their voting rights, responsibilities, electoral processes and safety, so they can participate in an informed way ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Tunani is recruiting 8 Community Civic Partners (CCPs) to take this work into their own communities.

Quick Facts

•Programme: Know Your Vote Campaign

•Organiser: Tunani Initiative

•Positions: 8 Community Civic Partners

•Locations: FCT, Niger State, Nasarawa State and Plateau State

•Eligibility: Ages 18–35

•Deadline: 23 October 2026

Who Can Apply?

This opportunity is for young people aged 18 to 35 who are active in their communities and passionate about civic engagement, voter education and electoral integrity. Applicants should be based in the FCT, Niger, Nasarawa or Plateau State. If you live outside these areas, you won't fit this particular call.

What You Will Gain

•Training in voter education and electoral integrity

•Practical skills in project design and management

•Skills in grassroots mobilisation and community engagement

•A chance to implement your own community-based project

•Hands-on experience in non-partisan voter education

The announcement doesn't mention a stipend or grant, so don't assume the role is paid. Still, the training and project experience are valuable for anyone building a career in civic work, advocacy, development or public service.

How to Apply

Complete the online application form here:

👉 Apply Now: https://bit.ly/TunaniletsVote9ja

Deadline: 23 October 2026. That's only a few days away, so don't wait until the last minute.

Tips for a Strong Application

•Show your community work. Mention any outreach, volunteering or campaigns you've done, even small ones.

•Stay non-partisan. The campaign is about information, not politics, so keep your tone neutral.

•Be specific about your location. Name your state, LGA and the community you can reach.

•Propose a simple project idea. Practical ideas like a town hall, a school session or a social media drive stand out.

•Proofread and submit early. Don't let a technical glitch cost you the opportunity.

With the 2027 elections approaching, informed young voters matter more than ever. If you meet the criteria, this is a real chance to learn, lead and make a difference where you live.

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