Progress by zone

Counts update as volunteers submit and the research desk verifies entries.

What an entry looks like

This is the layout every verified project uses. Real entries replace this sample as each zone completes documentation.

Know a project in your area? Tell us about it.

PROJECT PASSPORTSample
[Zone] / [State] / [Senatorial District]
[Project name]
[One-line description of what was built, fixed or delivered]
Status[Completed / In use]
GPS[lat, long]
Verified on[date]
"[Beneficiary quote in their language, with translation]"
[Name, role, community], shared with consent
Source: [Ministry / agency / budget reference]
Tinubu Must StayReceipts, Not Rumours

Project Passport: Wetin Don Change?

Five verified federal interventions in each of Nigeria’s 109 Senatorial Districts. 545 receipts you can visit with your own eyes.

Every passport entry must have

  1. A photo taken on site by a local volunteer
  2. GPS coordinates you can open in a map
  3. An official source: ministry, agency or budget line
  4. A beneficiary speaking in their own words, with consent

If any one is missing, the entry is not published.

Oshodi bridge, Lagos — federal infrastructure
Photo: David Oluwashina, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. All image credits