Nation-builder, Reformer, Leader
Ishaya Inuwa Durkwa
At the center of Ishaya Inuwa, is a beating heart to see the restoration of Nigeria as a nation and the realizing of her people’s immense potential.
With leading initiatives designed to enrich communities, foster peace and empower individuals alike, IID’s is a project critically important today and invaluable in engineering a desirable future for the Nation.
About Me
Greetings! I’m Ishaya Inuwa, a dedicated advocate for social justice, good governance, and peace-building initiatives. With a fervent belief in the power of collective action and progressive policies, I have devoted my career to driving positive change in our society. As the Executive Director of a Peace and Social Justice brand, I am committed to fostering a world where equity, fairness, and compassion prevail.
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“I was born and raised in the city of Kano, I saw good and bad alike. It was like poverty was created in our home, I hated that fact. I hated injustice right from childhood.
This is why I believe I am hardwired to fight against injustice and liberate everyone suffering from oppression and poor governance”
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The Cure For Religious Mindset In Nigeria
A CALL FOR CITIZENS ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT
Nigeria, a nation endowed with abundant natural resources and a vibrant populace, has often been stymied by its deeply ingrained religious mindset. While religion can be a source of moral guidance and community, it has, unfortunately, also been wielded as a tool to cage Nigerians, preventing them from achieving transformational leadership and harnessing the country’s vast potentials. This article explores how the religious mindset has been used to manipulate Nigerians and offers a call to action for active engagement in nation-building.
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Ishaya Inuwa is a prominent political enthusiast and advocate for peace and social justice in Nigeria. He has played a pivotal role in the establishment of various initiatives and strategies aimed at reducing violent conflict and promoting peace, particularly in Northern and Middle-belt Nigeria.
Ishaya Inuwa is primarily focused on advocating for peace, social justice, and conflict resolution in Nigeria. He actively engages in initiatives that address the root causes of violent conflict and works towards fostering sustainable peace in communities across the country.
Ishaya Inuwa has made significant contributions to peace-building efforts in Nigeria through his involvement in various projects and initiatives. He has worked closely with local communities, government agencies, and international organizations to develop strategies for conflict. resolution, promote interethnic harmony, and empower marginalized groups.
Ishaya Inuwa has been involved in a range of initiatives focused on peace-building, including grassroots peace campaigns, interfaith dialogue programs, and advocacy for the protection of human rights. He has also contributed to the development of policies and frameworks aimed at preventing violent conflict and promoting social cohesion.
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This evening, I felt stirred to share my final thought from the presentation I made on Poverty and Inequality in Nigeria: Challenges, Policy Responses, and Lessons from Singapore.
My conclusion is simple but deeply personal: Nigeria’s poverty and inequality are deep—
The real cost of leadership in Nigeria isn’t just in wasted funds—it’s in lost trust, broken systems, and a generation robbed of hope.
Until we demand character before credentials, service before status, and integrity before influence, nothing will change.
All I can say is I’m humbled. This brings me to my knees in gratitude!! Thank you all so much. I thank God for you.