A National Citizens' Dialogue

Your questions. Clear answers. Visible follow-up.

NGtownhall is a national series of citizen townhalls. It is not a one-off event: you can take part before, during and after each townhall. Ask questions, share concerns and suggest solutions. What you say is written down, passed to the right institution and tracked in public.

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Number for every question

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Ways to take part

NDPA 2023

Privacy by design

Citizens seated in discussion at a townhall Every question recorded
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About NGtownhall

NGtownhall is organised by the All Progressives Congress (APC). You do not have to be a member of any party to take part, and you do not have to agree with us.

At each townhall, leaders share progress on national priorities. Then citizens ask questions, raise concerns and suggest practical ideas for growth, guided by independent moderators.

More about NGtownhall

A continuous conversation between citizens and government, where every question is written down and everyone who took part can see what happened next.

Citizen Question Portal Public Commitment Tracker Digital Archive

Townhall Schedule

Six zones. One standard: listen first.

Sample schedule. Dates and venues are placeholders until they are confirmed in writing.

Full Schedule
A note-taker recording questions at a townhall

Your Question

What happens after you ask.

You do not need an account. Every submission gets a reference number, so you can follow it from the day you send it to the day it is answered or referred.

Choose your townhall and topic

Pick a townhall from the schedule and the policy area your question is about.

Ask, named or anonymous

Write your question, concern or suggestion. Giving your name is your choice.

Get a reference number

Sent by SMS or email if you leave contact details, and shown on screen either way.

See the Full Process

How It Works

Before, during and long after each townhall.

How It Works
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Before: listen

Questions and short surveys collected ahead of each townhall shape what is discussed on the day.

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On the day: discuss

Independent moderators run the floor. Live polling and a livestream let people take part in the room and online.

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After: respond

A policy feedback report is published, and questions not answered on the day get written answers.

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Always: track

Commitments accepted in writing go on a public tracker, and every townhall is kept in a searchable archive.

FAQ

Common questions.

Cannot find your answer? Ask it at your townhall. Every question is recorded.

See All Questions

A national series of citizen townhalls where government information is explained, citizens are heard, and the issues raised are recorded, referred to the right institution and tracked in public.

No. Everyone is welcome. Taking part does not mean you support any political party, and critical views are welcome.

Find your townhall in the schedule and choose "Ask a Question". You do not need to give your name.

No. Something is recorded as a commitment only when the responsible institution accepts it in writing.