Daily Trust Petition Platform

The Petition offers you a platform to let your voice be heard and count. Anywhere you are in Nigeria or diaspora you can start campaigns, support causes or mobilize supporters for a cause in a bid to change, maintain, or modify policies, or to influence decision makers at all tiers of government, non governmental agencies, […]

Daily Trust Petition Platform
Daily Trust Petition Platform

The Petition offers you a platform to let your voice be heard and count. Anywhere you are in Nigeria or diaspora you can start campaigns, support causes or mobilize supporters for a cause in a bid to change, maintain, or modify policies, or to influence decision makers at all tiers of government, non governmental agencies, institutions and businesses alike with the aim of building a better Nigeria for YOU and ME.

Who can use the platform?

People anywhere can make a difference in their communities, be it within the private or public sectors, or at the ward, local government, state or federal level. Through this platform, decision makers at any level can be engaged by their constituents and consumers who are seeking to be heard.

The media will through this platform have a very powerful source for information and news worthy stories as the campaigns will give us inkling of what is happening, where, when and why.

Starting a campaign

It is free. Simply create a campaign/petition and promote/share it to garner support. Once your campaign has reached the specified threshold of supporters, Daily Trust Newspaper elects to thoroughly investigate and take up your cause with the decision makers concerned. All such sufficiently supported petitions are well guaranteed adequate media coverage.

Causes

Petition platform is setup primarily for causes within Nigeria or that affects Nigerians. For more information, please contact us via e-mail: [email protected]

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