Report community problems, get your neighbours to confirm them — when 50 voices speak together, government must listen.
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No bureaucracy. No phone calls to offices. Just collective action that demands results.
Spot a broken road, dry borehole, or failed streetlight? Describe it, drop a pin, add a photo — done in under 2 minutes.
When 50 people from the same LGA report the same issue, it becomes HIGH PRIORITY. Numbers create pressure that can't be ignored.
High-priority issues are automatically pushed to the right authority — Ministry of Works, Water Corp, Police — whoever owns the fix.
Government says it's fixed? Great. But the issue stays open until 50% of reporters confirm it with their own eyes. No more cover-ups.
Every report is a voice demanding change. Here's what's happening right now across Nigeria.
Airport Road collapsed after flooding — impassable for 3 months
Community borehole dry since February, 3 streets without water
All streetlights out on Market Street since the last rainstorm
Every number here represents a Nigerian who decided their community deserved better.
Whether you're in London, Houston, or Dubai — you can still watch over the streets you grew up on. See what's being reported in your hometown, share issues with your network, and amplify the voices of those left behind.
Distance doesn't have to mean disconnection.
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Kano State
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Rivers State
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Ibadan
Oyo State
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Enugu
Enugu State
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Whether you live there, left there, or govern there — Grassruts works for you.
You live with the problem every day. Report it, get your neighbours to confirm it, and watch it become impossible to ignore.
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Everything you need to know before you start.
Yes — 100% free for every Nigerian citizen. No subscription, no hidden charges. We believe civic participation should never have a price tag.
Any Nigerian resident can report issues affecting their Local Government Area (LGA). You must be registered and your account must be linked to the LGA where the problem exists. Diaspora Nigerians can watch issues and share them, but reporting is reserved for residents — to keep reports genuine.
It becomes HIGH PRIORITY and is automatically flagged to the relevant government authority — whether that's the Ministry of Works, State Water Corporation, or your LGA council. The issue becomes an official record with timestamps, report count, and evidence that's hard to ignore.
No. Government officials can update the status of an issue (e.g. mark it "In Review" or "Resolved") but they cannot delete or hide it. All reports and updates are permanently recorded and visible to the community.
No — and this is by design. Every report is locked to your registered LGA on the server. This prevents manipulation and ensures that only people who actually live with the problem are counted. If you moved recently, update your profile.
Community infrastructure problems only: broken roads and bridges, water supply failure, power outages, public health hazards, school deterioration, flooding, illegal dumping, and security concerns. Personal financial problems, individual disputes, or private grievances are not accepted.
Yes! Diaspora Nigerians can create an account with diaspora mode enabled. You can watch issues in your home community, receive updates, and share issues to amplify awareness. Reporting is restricted to residents to keep the data credible.
Three layers of protection: (1) Your report is automatically locked to your registered LGA — you literally cannot file for another area. (2) AI moderation checks every submission and rejects personal requests like "I need money" or individual complaints. (3) The 50-report threshold is itself a filter — fake issues won't get 50 real neighbours to confirm them.
The community has the final say. When government marks something resolved, the original reporters receive a notification asking "Is it actually fixed?" The issue only moves to VERIFIED status when 50%+ of reporters confirm. If they don't, it goes back to HIGH PRIORITY automatically.
The issue stays visible and active on Grassruts indefinitely. The public record of inaction is itself pressure. We are also building direct integrations with state government portals and plan to publish monthly transparency reports showing response rates by LGA.
Stop waiting for someone else to report it. Be the first. Every movement starts with one person.