Author name: Feranmi Adeola

Emeka’s Money is the first in a children’s anti corruption story book series by Onyi Ough, Step Up Nigeria’s Executive Director. Since September 2018, over 7000 children have read Emeka’s […]

In 2016, Forty-three countries from all global regions attended the Anti-Corruption Summit in London. The Summit sought to help countries put fighting corruption at the heart of their policies and

We are very excited to announce that our much loved story book ‘Emeka’s Money’ now has its own animated film. Over 7000 children have read Emeka’s Money. And for many

Our podcast guest today is Blair Glencorse, the Executive Director of Accountability Lab Global and he is joined by the Executive Director of Step Up Nigeria. Blair recently wrote an

Nigeria’s health sector seems ill-equipped to adequately respond to the Coronavirus pandemic and corruption has been identified as one of the challenges that has affected Nigeria’s health systems. In this podcast with

Do you think that a global pandemic like the Coronavirus presents an opportunity for corruption to thrive? How can anti-corruption agencies and NGOs position themselves to tackle corruption that may

A ‘life saving’ drug arrives Nigeria and a bribe is offered to government officials to clear the cargo without viewing its contents. One woman steps up to save the day!

“It is not just charity that begins at home, corruption also begins at home. There is a popular saying that if you can’t beat them, join them but I say

Step Up Nigeria trained 27 teachers from low cost private schools and public schools in the FCT on using innovative tools and approaches to teach anti-corruption education in their schools.

  We need to strengthen public sector management systems to deliver public services effectively for the people. At the end of 2019 Nigeria’s Office of the Auditor General for the

Step Up Nigeria is a little over a year old, and our work in tackling corruption through anti-corruption education for young people has been noticed and praised locally and internationally;

We held focus group discussions at the palace of the Baale (Chief) of Makoko Community. Also present for the discussion was the Chairman Ifelodun CDA and four members of the