Conscience Letters — Reader Support

Sustain Independent Civic Journalism

Conscience Letters is free to read. Sustaining it — the research, the editorial rigour, the writers who give their time to document Nigeria's governance — requires support. Become a founding reader and keep civic journalism alive.

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Full access to all published Conscience Letters articles. No paywall — civic knowledge belongs to everyone.

  • All published articles — unrestricted
  • NITIZEN weekly newsletter
  • Conscience Letters archive access
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₦10,000 / month

For those who believe deeply in what NITIZEN is building — and want to ensure it endures beyond any single grant cycle.

  • Everything in Supporter
  • Quarterly editorial call with NITIZEN leadership
  • Your name / organisation listed as Patron
  • Priority response to submitted pitches
  • Exclusive Patron briefing on platform development
  • Invitation to NITIZEN civic events (when held)

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Independent Civic Journalism Costs Something

Nigeria has no shortage of media. It has a shortage of civic media — journalism that is not funded by government contracts, not shaped by advertiser interests, and not owned by political actors with stakes in what gets reported.

Conscience Letters is built on a different model: funded by readers who believe that accountability journalism is a public good — and that paying for it is an act of civic responsibility, not a commercial transaction.

Every reader who becomes a Supporter makes it possible to commission a piece, pay a writer fairly, spend two more weeks verifying a claim, and publish something that would otherwise never get written.

  • No government advertising — our editorial line answers to readers, not ministries
  • No sponsored content — every Conscience Letters piece is editorially independent
  • Writers are paid — your support goes directly to compensating civic writers fairly
  • No paywall on articles — civic knowledge remains free; support is voluntary
  • Full financial transparency — annual supporter report published showing income and use of funds