In March 2025, the Global Peace Foundation (GPF) Nigeria once again brought its message of unity to the airwaves, reaching millions of listeners across the country’s diverse ethno-religious landscape. The One Family under God radio program broadcast live on Liberty Radio Kaduna, continued its mission of fostering unity and peace, offering a platform where voices from different backgrounds came together to share stories, insights, and solutions for building stronger communities. Through engaging discussions on interfaith harmony, family values, and conflict resolution, the program inspired listeners to embrace dialogue, understanding, and collective action in addressing societal challenges.
Throughout the month, the program covered essential topics that resonate with community members. These included interfaith harmony, the role of families in peacebuilding, and practical strategies for conflict resolution. Experts, faith leaders, and community representatives participated in the conversations, enriching the discourse with their knowledge and experiences.
Nurudeen Dauda and Rimpyen Danjuma, guests on the One Family under God radio program.
The first episode featured Rimpyen Danjuma, Youth & Education Development Officer at GPF Nigeria and Public Affairs Analyst Nurudeen Dauda, who emphasized the role of communities in fostering peace. “Every community shares common goals, and recognizing this is key to harmony,” said Dauda. Danjuma added, “Tolerance, mutual respect, and collective action are essential for peaceful coexistence.”
Coinciding with International Women’s Day, the second episode featured Asmau Sagir the Coordinator of OpenGov Youth Innovation Hub and Joy Gadani, a Gender and Human Right Advocate from Bridge that Gap Initiative, who called for intensified efforts toward gender inclusion. “Thirty years after the Beijing Declaration, we’re still addressing the same issues,” Sagir noted. Gadani highlighted progress but urged for “more practical actions to dismantle barriers.”
Joy Gadani, guest on the One Family under God radio program in Nigeria.
The final episodes explored Inclusion: A Panacea for Conflict in Society, stressing how inclusive governance fosters peace. “When people feel valued, they become active citizens committed to progress,” said Dauda. Listeners expressed concerns about marginalization, while others praised positive changes in Kaduna’s leadership.
A significant highlight was the discussions on the power of dialogue in bridging divides. Speakers emphasized the need for open conversations among individuals of different backgrounds, fostering a culture of respect and understanding. Testimonials from listeners illustrated how the program has encouraged them to seek peaceful solutions in their communities.
The radio program continued to expand its reach, drawing participation from individuals in urban and rural areas alike. Interactive segments allowed listeners to call in and share their perspectives, creating a dynamic platform for exchange. This engagement reinforced the importance of grassroots participation in peacebuilding efforts.
The One Family under God radio program continues to serve as a powerful tool for driving dialogue, social cohesion, and collective action. The commitment to unity, love, and peace remains steadfast as the program continues to inspire transformation at both individual and community levels. As the initiative progresses, its message remains clear: a peaceful society starts with understanding, compassion, and the unwavering belief that we are all One Family under God.
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