USHAF Nigeria builds community-owned systems for truth, safety, and democratic resilience — from citizen election reporting to fact-checking, governance tracking, and civic education.
Inside the OJÚTÓLÉ Situation Room — young Nigerians verifying citizen reports in real time during the Osun Governorship Election, 15 August 2026.
USHAF is not an election-season project. Everything we do sits under two permanent mandates.
Empowering citizens to monitor elections, track governance, report public-interest concerns and demand accountability.
Equipping citizens with the knowledge, information and platforms needed to participate meaningfully in democratic life.
Four mandate areas, one conviction: accountability is not optional. Delivered through our civic-tech tools, community networks, and trained volunteers.
Through OJÚTÓLÉ, citizens report election-day incidents; trained teams verify and escalate them. 125 reports processed in the Osun Governorship Election, August 2026.
Explore OJÚTÓLÉ →Following the money: tracking public budgets, allocations and capital projects, and publishing what we find so communities can ask better questions.
See Publications →A standing channel for reporting service failures, corruption and public grievances — documented, verified, and routed to the institution responsible.
Reach the Helpdesk →Through the Olóbó Alert Network, we detect and verify rumours, misinformation and viral claims at community level — anonymously, before they escalate.
Report a Rumour →Civic engagement & training is the engine behind all four areas — the Òmìnira radio series (100,000+ listeners), 500+ youth trained, journalism fellowships, peace circles and community training under Àjùmọ̀ṣe and Amòyẹ. See our programmes →
OJÚTÓLÉ is our citizen election reporting and verification platform — one of USHAF's civic-tech tools. During the Osun State Governorship Election of 15 August 2026, citizens across the state reported what they witnessed; our trained verification chain checked every report; confirmed incidents were escalated to the appropriate authorities.
Strictly nonpartisan. Complementing — never replacing — accredited observers. Only INEC declares results.
Every number we publish is tied to a programme and a period.
Institutional capacity: 150 Truth Ambassadors trained · 200 NYCN election observers mobilised · 30+ journalism fellows · 500+ youth trained · 250+ elders' charters facilitated · 15+ institutional resilience charter adoptions.
Dedicated professionals and volunteers driving USHAF's mission across communities.
We work alongside institutions, media, and civil-society partners who share our commitment to accountable democracy.
The full account of our election-day operation: 125 citizen reports across 23 of 30 LGAs, our verification methodology, five escalations, and recommendations for institutions. Forthcoming — available on request.
View Publications →Citizens across Osun reported through OJÚTÓLÉ from 8:00 a.m. to 10:49 p.m. — 46 verified, 5 escalated, 22 positive observations, average verification time 26.5 minutes.
The 2026 Record →One email a month: what we verified, what we tracked, and what is coming next. Subscribe and find every edition archived on our updates page.
News & Updates →Partner with us, volunteer as a Truth Ambassador, or support the next phase of citizen-led accountability ahead of the 2027 general elections.