Ep.5 Freedom of Information (FOI) in tackling Nigeria’s corruption
Ene Nwakpa, Executive Director of Right to Know Nigeria joins with the Step Up Nigeria team to discuss the role of Freedom of Information (FOI) in tackling corruption. Beyond the […]
Podcast, Uncategorised
Ep.4 Supreme Audit Institutions in the fight against corruption
The Step Up Nigeria team discuss the role of Supreme Audit Institutions in the fight against corruption. This episode covers issues such as Nigeria’s 2016 Audit, which for the first
Ep.3 Tackling Unexplained Wealth in Nigeria
How to tackle unexplained wealth in Nigeria? From social norms through to property tracking and verification numbers. The Step Up Nigeria team Feranmi Adeola and Ibukun Ijaopo are joined by
Tackling Unexplained Wealth in Nigeria through Property Tracking
The panama and paradise papers exposed how prevalent the use of properties was as a means to launder money amongst Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) in Nigeria. These papers revealed how Nigerian
Ep.2 Forgotten rural communities in Nigeria: A cry for basic services
Forgotten rural communities in Nigeria. The Step Up Nigeria Team are joined by Madam Rose Gyar and Favour Omini of the Global Centre for Human Empowerment and Entrepreneurship Development (GLOCHEED)
Corruption, Health
Corruption in Nigeria’s health care services: A nightmare for poor citizens
Mrs. Amaka, a resident of Gwagwa community, a suburb in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) is terrified about using hospitals where she lives. She says a number of people have
Corruption, Podcast
Ep.1 African Anti-Corruption Day – meet the Step Up Nigeria Team & hear about soon to be published book ‘Emeka’s Money’
We proudly launch the first Step Up Nigeria Podcast on African anti-corruption day. The Step Up Nigeria Team introduce themselves and Onyniye Ough talks about her children’s book ‘Emeka’s Money’.
Corruption
The real cost of corruption #AfricanAntiCorruptionDay
Onyinye Ough- Executive Director of Step Up Nigeria is interviewed by Boason Omofaye on Business Day, Channels TV in the run up to African Anti-Corruption Day. They discuss her forthcoming
Children’s books about corruption are key to teach about corruption’s damage and the importance of showing leadership against it.
Corrupt people often do not realise they are corrupt. Most of them do not recognise that their actions are causing harm to people. To make matters worse, these corrupt persons