Frequently Asked Questions
Africa Research and Documentaries (ARD) is a Nigerian NGO focused on innovation through research and documentaries, aiming to enlighten and motivate by exploring various subjects.
ARD was founded to foster creativity, progressive thinking, and make significant contributions to Nigeria’s intellectual and cultural landscape.
ARD is operated by Nigerian founders and co-directors dedicated to empowering Nigerians and contributing to the country’s economy.
ARD offers a wide range of programs including scholarships, small business support, digital skills workshops, cultural and art programs, and much more.
Visit ARD’s website, navigate to the contact section, fill in your details, select your need from the dropdown menu, provide required information, and submit.
ARD assists with business structuring, registration, and offers guidance on finance, sales, and marketing strategies.
Yes, ARD distributes learning materials and organizes programs to enhance children’s creativity, reading skills, and academic performance.
Yes, ARD empowers women entrepreneurs through training, resources, mentorship, and business support.
Participation
To volunteer, visit ARD’s contact page or email them at info@ardnig.com expressing your interest in joining as a volunteer.
Yes, ARD welcomes individuals who wish to join their team as paid staff. Visit their website or contact them via email for more information.
Stay updated on ARD’s workshops and events by following their social media and website announcements.
Donations can be made through official channels provided on ARD’s website. Ensure you are using the correct contact information to avoid scams.
Yes, sponsors can specify which program they wish to support. Contact ARD directly to discuss your interest and the process.
ARD conducts yearly audits, with reports available on their website every quarter, detailing income, expenditures, and the allocation of funds.
A missing audit report indicates that all income and expenditures were supported in-house. ARD remains committed to transparency in all its operations.
Follow ARD on social media and their website for announcements on agricultural workshops and training programs.
ARD offers legal consultations for legitimate businesses and projects, excluding activism or legal representation.
ARD raises awareness, supports fundraising for health hazards, and provides resources for better healthcare access through various programs.
To discuss collaboration opportunities, contact ARD directly via their official email or website contact form.
ARD communicates and conducts all its programs through official channels only and never requests payments for applications or participation.
Yes, ARD’s programs are designed to assist Nigerians at no cost and are available to all who meet the program requirements.
Through cultural and art programs, ARD supports artists and cultural events that celebrate Nigeria’s heritage.
Stay informed by regularly visiting ARD’s website and following their social media channels for the latest announcements.
ARD does not authorize any individual to represent them, whether online or offline, except through their official channels.
Interested businesses should follow ARD on social media, attend their business workshops, and look out for application announcements.