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2026 OHCHR Minority Fellowship Programme (MFP)
General Information:

Launched in 2005, the Minorities Fellowship Programme (MFP) is OHCHR’s most comprehensive training programme for human rights defenders from national, ethnic, religious, and linguistic minority groups.

By the end of the programme, fellows will gain a general understanding of the United Nations system, international human rights instruments, and mechanisms, with a particular focus on minority rights.

The MFP also serves as an opportunity for human rights activists to broaden their network by building strategic partnerships with activists from around the world, the United Nations, and relevant Geneva-based NGOs.

The programme is offered in three languages: English, Russian, and Arabic, and takes place in Geneva, Switzerland. Fellows are entitled to:

A return economy class ticket from their country of residence to Geneva.
Basic health insurance for the duration of the programme.
A stipend to cover modest accommodation and living expenses.
Who Can Apply:

Applicants must belong to a national, ethnic, linguistic, or religious minority group. Applicants not belonging to minority groups will not be considered, even if they have close ties with minority communities or organizations.

Note: Indigenous applicants should apply to the Indigenous Fellowship Programme, which has a separate application process.

Formal education is not a prerequisite, provided relevant experience is demonstrated. Applicants must have the ability, willingness, and opportunity to train others in their community or organization upon returning. They must also have a good working knowledge of the language in which the programme is conducted.

Candidates should be proposed and supported by their organization or community. Ideally, the sponsoring organization:

Has a firm constituency or membership within the minority group.
Represents minority issues.
Undertakes work related to minority issues.
Is composed of persons belonging to

December is here for chicken lovers

Bro check my weight? My friend, please o better stop eating because if oga sees this your weight scale you gone be that. No say I no tell you

Bro check my weight? My friend, please o better stop eating because if oga sees this your weight scale you gone be that. No say I no tell you

Last night a rat fell into my pot of chicken soup. I removed it lick it before I threw it away. I hate nonsense 😂😅😁

It is now I understand what my business studies teacher tell us, debit side is always higher than credit side 🗣️👼👼👼

Just because I don't like cooking doesn't mean I can't cook. Have you tasted my hot cooked water before? Your taste bud will surely like it 😋😋😋😛😝😜🤪

Apart from kuli kuli, Tom Tom what other things Nigerians usually pronounce like that

Everything don reduce o!!! even electricity no dey shock unlike before. Naija wetin happened?
Go try am you comfam am say Na true☠️☠️☠️

9ja and their creativity

"Hey guys, I just got back from the market and I saw something that made me laugh. A sign that said 'Barber's Shop' with a subtitle 'We chop your hair, not your money'. I thought to myself, 'Which one do they want to chop first? The hair or the money?'

And then I saw another sign that said 'Tailor's Shop' with a subtitle 'We sew your clothes, not your troubles'. I was like, 'Which one do they want to sew first? The clothes or the troubles?'

I guess that's why they say 'Naija no dey carry last' (Nigeria is never last). We always find a way to make people laugh even in the midst of trouble.

Anyway, I need to go now, my generator is knocking, and I don't want it to 'chop' my light."

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Complaining here and there doesn't solve problems but facing reality and hoping for better from Almighty Allah ease the situations

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