Author: Oluwole Omojofodun

Oluwole Omojofodun is the Proposal Review Team Lead and Publisher at GrantsDatabase.org. With a strong background in grant writing, nonprofit development, and funding strategy, Oluwole oversees the review and refinement of proposals submitted through the platform. His work ensures that applicants are equipped with compelling, funder-ready applications. Passionate about accessibility and impact, he also curates and publishes timely grant opportunities to empower changemakers across sectors.

Deadline: July 28, 2025 The EALS Training for Public Interest Lawyers 2025 is a fully-funded opportunity for young legal professionals across East Africa. Organised by the East Africa Law Society (EALS) through the EALS Institute, this prestigious programme is designed to build regional capacity in public interest litigation, digital rights, and ethical AI. The EALS Training for Public Interest Lawyers 2025 provides a platform for early-career lawyers to enhance their expertise in a fast-evolving digital legal landscape while fostering cross-border collaboration among legal professionals from Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda. Programme Overview This intensive, week-long training offers participants the tools…

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Deadline: August 9, 2025 Are you building an eco-friendly startup in Nigeria? The Enovate Lab Greenprenuer 2.0 Incubation Program is now accepting applications from early-stage green entrepreneurs who are working to solve pressing environmental challenges. This incubation program offers targeted support, mentorship, and potential funding to help scale climate-focused businesses. If you are passionate about sustainability and innovation, this is your opportunity to make a lasting impact. About the Enovate Lab Greenprenuer 2.0 Incubation Program The Enovate Lab Greenprenuer 2.0 Incubation Program is designed to accelerate the growth of startups providing eco-conscious solutions in areas such as renewable energy, sustainable…

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Deadline: August 1, 2025 The CJID AI for Civil Society Workshop 2025 presents a transformative opportunity for Nigerian civil society organisations (CSOs) seeking to build capacity in artificial intelligence, ethical AI advocacy, and algorithmic accountability. Organised by the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) and supported by Luminate and the Nigeria AI Collective, this workshop aims to equip CSOs with the tools and networks to shape AI policy and practice across Nigeria. Whether you’re a tech-focused non-profit, a governance-oriented NGO, or a grassroots advocacy group exploring digital innovation, the CJID AI for Civil Society Workshop 2025 offers a strategic…

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Your grant proposal is finished. You’ve detailed your brilliant solution, outlined a meticulous budget, and showcased your team’s expertise. But weeks later, you receive a rejection email. The feedback? “The problem wasn’t clearly defined.” This is a heartbreakingly familiar story for many Nigerian NGOs. The single most critical element of any grant proposal is the Needs Statement (or Problem Statement). It is the heartbeat of your application. If it fails to convince the funder that a significant, urgent problem exists—one that your organization is uniquely positioned to solve—the rest of your proposal doesn’t stand a chance. The challenge is that…

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For non-profits and social enterprises across the continent, finding the right funding opportunity is a constant, critical challenge. While the passion and vision for change are abundant, navigating the vast ocean of potential funders can be overwhelming. The search for genuine grant listings in Africa often feels like looking for a needle in a haystack. Many organizations know the big names, but what about the hidden gems that could unlock your next project? You need a reliable, curated list of resources to streamline your search and focus your energy on what truly matters: writing a winning proposal. This expert-vetted list…

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The quest for funding is the lifeblood of every Nigerian NGO. You pour your heart into impactful projects, and securing the right grant can mean the difference between stagnation and significant community change. However, this desperate need for funding has created a hunting ground for criminals running sophisticated scams. Many well-meaning organisations have had their hopes dashed and their limited resources stolen by fake grant opportunities in Nigeria. Falling for these scams doesn’t just result in financial loss; it erodes trust and wastes precious time that could have been spent on your mission. As an organisation dedicated to positive change,…

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Deadline: August 14, 2025 Are you an experienced African media professional passionate about driving the continent’s development narrative? The African Union Media Fellowship 2025 (Cohort 3) is now open for applications! This prestigious 12-month programme offers journalists, content creators, and media practitioners across Africa the opportunity to amplify stories aligned with the AU Agenda 2063 while gaining international exposure, funding, and training. About the African Union Media Fellowship 2025 The African Union Media Fellowship 2025 is designed to support innovative and impactful African media professionals through training, mentorship, and grants. Now in its third cohort, the fellowship aims to foster…

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Deadline: August 8, 2025 The AWS Startups Building with Llama 2025 programme is a powerful new initiative launched by Amazon Web Services (AWS) in partnership with Meta. Announced in July 2025, this programme is specifically designed to support U.S.-based, VC-backed startups using the open-source Llama model on AWS infrastructure. If your startup is looking to scale AI-powered applications, this could be a major opportunity. What is AWS Startups Building with Llama 2025? AWS Startups Building with Llama 2025 is a joint effort between AWS and Meta to empower the next generation of artificial intelligence startups. It provides selected startups with…

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Deadline: September 17, 2025 Are you a young changemaker from a low-income or first-generation background looking to develop your leadership skills with world-class educators? The Aspire Leaders Program 2025 (Cohort 5) is now accepting applications! This fully funded, online leadership development programme—originally founded at Harvard University—is designed to elevate the voices and potential of underserved youth globally. Through interactive modules, international mentorship, and access to a vibrant alumni community, the Aspire Leaders Program 2025 (Cohort 5) empowers participants to lead change in their communities and beyond. Key Dates and Format Eligibility Criteria To qualify for the Aspire Leaders Program 2025…

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Deadline: July 24, 2025 Are you a young changemaker aspiring to gain deep insight into the workings of the United Nations and strengthen your global leadership skills? The UN Young Leaders Online Training Programme – August 2025 offers an unparalleled opportunity to do just that. Delivered by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), this 4-week online programme is designed to empower emerging leaders with knowledge, tools, and networks to become effective agents of change in their communities and beyond. About the UN Young Leaders Online Training Programme – August 2025 The UN Young Leaders Online Training Programme…

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