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Blog postHow can we stop the distribution of cash to cover up corruption scandals? Can brown envelope
journalism ever be eradicated?
Today, we bring you a special podcast discussing the new children’s anti corruption story book ‘Tosin’s Story’ with the author, our Executive Director @OnyiOugh and @WEFM’s Kamri Apollo.
Please let us know what you think in the comments. We hope you enjoyed the show.
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Blog post‘Children should be allowed to be children. They should not be exposed to the cruel reality of how Nigeria consistently fails to function. Let that be an unwelcome surprise for adulthood’. That was pretty much the main criticism I faced when I wrote my first children’s book ‘Emeka’s Money: A modern parable about the impact of corruption’ that sets-out to teach children about what corruption is, and the importance of standing up to it. Yet the more I spoke with children in schools, the m
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Blog postOur Executive Director, Onyinye Ough answers some of the tough Good Reads questions about her new book, ‘Tosin’s Story’. Check out her answers on the link below.
https://www.goodreads.com/author/18286973.Onyinye_Ough/questions
The post Ask the Author (Good Reads) appeared first on Step Up Nigeria.
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Blog postSERAP presented a report that assesses the perceptions and experiences of Nigerians as it relates to paying bribes to the Police and the Judiciary, as well as bribes paid to access services in the power, health and education sectors in Nigeria.
In this episode, we discuss some interesting findings from the survey to answer the following questions;
Which is the most corrupt institution in Nigeria?
Is the judiciary the ticking time bomb that we are yet to address in Nigeria -
Blog postPosition: Programme Finance Associate, Abuja, Nigeria.
Salary: NGN 150,000 per month (gross salary)
Duration: Initial six months contract, renewable subject to performance.
About Step Up Nigeria
Step Up Nigeria is a creative team building bridges for improved governance to tackle corruption and improve service delivery. Our vision is that Nigeria’s socio-economic development is not held back by corruption and poor governance. Our mission is to improve citizen e -
Blog postThe 2019 Afrobarometer revealed that 1 in 4 Africans pay bribes to access basic services. The report also showed that corruption affects certain groups of people more than others.
In this episode, the Step Up Nigeria team answer these 3 questions;
Why it is that young people and poor people are the most likely to pay bribes?
What factors have ensured that the most vulnerable in society are extorted?
What measures can be put in place to ensure that the young and the poor d -
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Blog postL-R Chris Merriman (CISLAC), Step Up Nigeria team, and Samuel Asimi (CISLAC) How can Nigerians report the cases of corruption they encounter? Can they seek legal advice and redress? Are there mechanisms in place to make reporting corruption easy?
In this week’s episode, we discuss lessons learned from the ALAC initiative of the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC). We examine the effectiveness of the ALAC mobile hotline, the challenges faced in getting -
Blog postL-R Friday Odeh (Country Director, Accountability Lab), Zainab Haruna (Program Director, Step Up Nigeria), Feranmi Adeola & Ibukunoluwa Ijaopo (Program Associates, Step Up Nigeria) On this episode of our podcast series, we speak with Friday Odeh, the country director for Accountability Lab Nigeria. Accountability Lab is a civil society organisation that seeks to improve youth engagement in the fight against corruption through innovative means. Through the “Integrity Icon” initiative, Acc
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Blog postPosition: Programme Associate, Lagos, Nigeria.
Salary: NGN 110,000 per month (gross salary)
Duration: Initial six months contract, renewable subject to performance.
About Step Up Nigeria
Step Up Nigeria is a creative team building bridges for improved governance to tackle corruption and improve service delivery. Our vision is that Nigeria’s socio-economic development is not held back by corruption and poor governance. Our mission is to improve citizen engagemen -
Blog postL-R Feranmi Adeola , Dr. Mathew Ayibakuro (ANEEJ) & Ibukun Ijaopo (Step Up Nigeria) At the 2016 London anti-corruption summit and global forum on asset recovery (GFAR), Nigeria signed on to a global framework on asset recovery. The summit focused on tackling corruption through 3 approaches; exposing corruption, punishing corrupt people, and driving out the culture of corruption. 31 commitments and 10 principles came out of these sessions and Nigeria has begun implementing 20 of those com
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