Africana League, Isu Media Partner for Nigeria Civic House Season 2
The Africana League Development Initiative has signed a strategic partnership with Isu Media Ltd to produce and launch Season 2 of its flagship youth civic reality programme, now rebranded as Nigeria Civic House (NCH).
While Africana League will continue to lead the programme’s vision and civic engagement strategy, Isu Media Ltd will serve as production and implementing partner, providing media production and digital storytelling expertise for a nationwide broadcast.
Nigeria Civic House is an experiential civic leadership platform where young Nigerians participate in simulated parliamentary activities such as debates, motions, policy negotiations, and voting. Following a successful inaugural season, the rebranded NCH reflects a broader commitment to civic education, youth leadership, and inclusive governance.
Season 2 will feature participants representing all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, grouped into simulated political parties to undertake legislative exercises and governance challenges mirroring real democratic processes.
The 13-episode digital reality series will be streamed online and aired on terrestrial television, targeting millions of young Nigerians at home and in the diaspora.
Executive Director of Africana League Development Initiative, Glory Ukwenga, described the programme as a platform to bridge the gap between youth and governance, empowering young citizens to actively shape Nigeria’s democratic future.
Chief Executive Officer of Isu Media Ltd, Odoh Okenyodo, said the partnership will leverage media to drive civic awareness while delivering engaging content for young audiences nationwide.
Winners of the competition will receive a ₦15 million prize package aimed at supporting political engagement and community impact, including campaign support funds and financing for development projects.
The programme is designed to ensure broad inclusion, with participation from women, persons with disabilities, and youths from diverse backgrounds.
In addition to the televised series, NCH will host public engagement campaigns, youth dialogue forums, and digital civic education initiatives ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Registration details, broadcast schedules, and participation guidelines will be announced in the coming weeks.
