Follow The Projects

is built to give you a voice and the power to monitor, track, and report projects that matter to you and your communities. From ongoing projects to abandoned sites and completed projects, the platform helps you stay informed about what is happening in your state and community.

It also gives you the data to demand accountability from public officials and elected representatives, ensuring that you enjoy the true dividends of democracy.

Is there a project your community desperately needs? Do you want to report or track the progress of an existing project? gives you the platform to make your voice count.

Click the link now: https://followtheprojects.org/

Start uploading the needs of your community today and watch abandoned projects turn into completed ones.

Our communities deserve more than promises, it deserves progress.

During our monitoring visit to the ongoing Mobil–Obasanjo Complex Overhead Bridge in Minna, we engaged the on-site supervisor, who confirmed that the project is being executed by China Civil Engineering Construction Company (CCECC) under the supervision of the Niger State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure Development.

From our observations, construction is moving steadily with major structural components already in place, including the bridge beams and deck structure.

Once completed, this overhead bridge is expected to significantly reduce traffic congestion and improve movement for residents and commuters using the corridor daily.

Indeed, infrastructure that works for the people must also be monitored by the people. We remain committed in tracking public projects and promoting accountability every step of the way.

During our monitoring visits to some Primary Health Care facilities in Lafia, Nasarawa State, we observed severe staffing shortages, dilapidated structures, poor electricity supply, limited bed spaces, and little to no access to essential medicines.

In some facilities, patients were forced to return home for treatment because there were not enough bed spaces to accommodate them. Meanwhile, health workers and student nurses continue to carry the burden of a system struggling to serve its people.

Primary health care centres are meant to save lives at the community level. Right now in Ungwar Rere, Akurba and Kauri communities, too many Nigerians are being failed by it.

We call on the government of Nasarawa State to prioritise stronger investments in PHCs to protect maternal and child health across these communities.

Governor
Commissioner of Health Hon. Dr Gaza Gwamna

We visited Government Day Science College (GDSC), Tunga, Minna, to monitor ongoing rehabilitation works, and the story is one of both improvement and gaps that cannot be ignored.

School officials shared that the institution had long struggled with deteriorating buildings and limited government support. A previously installed borehole was reportedly removed, leaving students without a reliable water source. Some classroom blocks are still in poor condition, and staff and administrative spaces remain inadequate.

An intervention led by Senator Mohammed Sani Musa, popularly known as 313, is underway, bringing developments like classroom renovations, laboratory and staff room complex/facilities.

Development is not just about starting projects; it’s about finishing them well.

We’ll keep tracking this project to ensure it delivers conducive learning environment for students of GDSC Tunga.

🏗️ ₦51.0B Abuja Bus Terminal Project, Kugbo Terminal Destroyed by Windstorm

📍 Location: FCT
📊 Progress: 100%, but now destroyed by windstrom

Help hold our government accountable! View this project and share your feedback: Check the details in the comments.

On June 30, 2025, the Honourable Minister of Works declared the Suleja–Minna Road (Phase 1) an Emergency Project, according to a press release published on the Federal Ministry of Works website on June 30th 2025. fmw.gov.ng/read/3318

More than 7 months later, the road remains in a deplorable state, unsafe, neglected, and far from the urgency that an “Emergency Project” demands.

Honourable Minister. Honourable Governor.
This is the current reality faced daily by road users on the Suleja–Minna Road.

We’re currently training our north central community monitors to use our new platform, https://followtheprojects.org.

We’re repositioning youth leadership for development

This year, we are pushing forward subnational citizen project tracking and through platform.

You can now download the FollowTheProjects Tracking Report for Ondo State.

Supported by the European Commission, this report was prepared by PROMAD Foundation through the Social Accountability Fellowship under the SPATS Initiative.

It captures data, insights, and findings from the monitoring of 65 public projects across Ondo State, gathered through desk reviews, stakeholder engagement, and on-the-ground evidence collected by trained SAF fellows.

This report aims to strengthen transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in governance.
Dive into the full report to see what we found and why it matters for the future of public service delivery in Nigeria.

📥Scan the QR code to download now or use the link in the comment.

We’re excited to announce the official launch of the Tracking Report for Ondo State under the Strengthening Participation, Accountability and Transparency in States (SPATS).

The report unveils key findings and insights on how citizens, government, and civic actors can strengthen transparency, accountability, project and public service delivery in Ondo State.

📍 Venue: Royal Birds Hotel and Towers, Alagbaka, Akure, Ondo State
🗓️ Date: Thursday, November 6, 2025
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM

This event brings together stakeholders from government, civil society, media, and citizen groups to discuss how open governance can drive inclusive development in the state.

Together, let’s build a more transparent and accountable Ondo State.

Special thanks to European Commission European Union, * - European Association for Local Democracy, European Partnership for Democracy(EPD), People in Need, elbarlament.

The OGP South-South Regional Dialogue and Workshop is slated to happen tomorrow, the 23rd of October 2025, will bring together young Nigerians from across the six states in the region. These young minds will gather together to lend their voices in co-creating Nigeria’s 4th National Action Plan (NAP IV). This National Action Plan will serve as a roadmap toward a more transparent, accountable, and inclusive Nigeria.

Together, we’re shaping the Nigeria we want.