Community Justice Centre
A walk-in centre offering free advice, mediation and referral, so that a dispute does not have to become a court case to be resolved.
About the centreA Nigerian development foundation
Equity should exist where it matters most
Since 2006, the Nkemjika Development Foundation has worked in Imo State to advance poverty alleviation, social justice and educational empowerment — lifting lives, restoring rights and building resilient communities.
- Founded
- 2006
- Based in
- Owerri, Imo State
- Programmes
- 10 across 3 pillars
Working with
Partners and collaborators
The institutions, broadcasters and businesses NDF works alongside across Imo State.
Social justice
The Community Justice Centre
The Community Justice Centre is a safe, accessible space where justice is affordable and understandable for everyday people — advice, mediation and referral, delivered where the community already gathers.
- Free legal advice and mediation
- Community paralegal training
- Referral into the formal justice system
- Sessions held in the community, not the courthouse
2006
Working in Imo State since
Current programmes
Where the work is happening now
Three of the programmes NDF is running in Imo State today.
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Anti-drug campaign
Prevention work with schools and community groups on substance misuse and the routes into it.
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Skills acquisition
Livelihood training that puts a trade, and the means to practise it, into the hands of people who need work.
About the programme
See all ten programmes
Funding progress is shown once NDF publishes a goal and a reconciled total for a campaign.
Why NDF
Two decades, same communities
NDF was founded by Evang. Myke Ikoku in memory of his father, Apostle Ruben Nkemjika Ikoku Ikpoh. Two decades later the work runs through three pillars and ten programmes.
- Registered Nigerian foundation, founded 2006
- Work rooted in Imo State, not run remotely
- Every programme carries its verification status
- Figures published only with a stated source
From the programmes
Where the work happens
Programme work across all three pillars — community justice, prevention campaigns and livelihoods. Each entry links to the programme itself.
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Community meeting and workshop
Programme sessions are held where people already gather.
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Community outreach
Outreach teams work alongside local groups across the state.
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Radio and community partnership
Local broadcast carries prevention messages further than a hall can.
Anti-drug campaign
Stand with the communities we serve
Your support funds food security, community justice and education work in Imo State.
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