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IN THE MEDIA

Stories From the Delta, Heard Beyond It.

Talks, films, press coverage and interviews featuring Tech4Rural and the communities we work with.

FEATURED FILMS

Watch Our Story

The Hidden Impact of Oil Spills on Millions

kanthari TALKS, 2024

Niger Delta: Oiled and Abandoned

Full documentary: a story told by Niger Deltans for the world to see

PRESS COVERAGE

Tech4Rural in the News

Monitors learning to report on their phones

ArticleThe Mirror

Advocacy Centre, others launch app to monitor, document and report oil spills in the Niger Delta

Project Ogonize march

TV NewsYouTube

A solidarity peace walk tagged Project Ogonize in Rivers State, by Tech4Rural and other organizations

Project Ogonize participants with the Ogoni Demands Justice banner

ArticleSweet Crude Reports

Oil resumption: CSOs demand consent, equity participation of Ogoni people

Project Ogonize demonstrators holding placards

ArticleTransformation Digest

CSOs set conditions for oil resumption in Ogoniland

TALKS AND EVENTS

Where We've Shared the Work

2024
TALK
kanthari TALKS: The Hidden Impact of Oil Spills on Millions
2025
PREMIERE AND PANEL
Niger Delta: Oiled and Abandoned premiere, with a panel discussion on accountability in the Niger Delta
2026
PEACE WALK
Project Ogonize solidarity peace walk in Rivers State, with Het Actiefonds and the Advocacy Centre
MEDIA KIT

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About Tech4Rural

Tech4Rural is a youth-led organization, founded in 2024 and registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in Nigeria, working with rural and oil-impacted communities across the Niger Delta. Through two connected tracks, environmental justice and digital inclusion, Tech4Rural trains community environmental monitors, documents pollution, amplifies community voices and gives young people the digital skills to build their future where they are.

2024

Founded

120+

Community monitors trained

11

Communities reached

300+

Young people empowered

The People Living With the Problem Should Be Part of the Solution.

Communities across the Niger Delta are already documenting what’s happening around them. Help us turn their experiences into evidence, stories and action.

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