By IbukunOluwa Ijaopo & Onyi Ough Nigerians will go to the polls on Saturday February 16th to elect their President after months of campaigning. It is important that we get […]
Nigerian are not voting. More and more young middle class people are getting disinterested in the political process. As elections draw near, we speak to a group of young people
Nigeria has one of the lowest levels of women representation in politics in Africa. Some Nigerian women hope to change the status quo in 2019. What will women do differently
We look at technology in the fight against corruption. What new technology could transform anti-corruption efforts in Nigeria? Where might the game changers come? What role will ordinary Nigerians play
As 2018 draws to an end we take stock of our first six months of operation. What have we done and what impact have we had? Find out through our
What has Step Up Nigeria done to improve the fight against corruption in Nigeria? What were the key success stories from this year? On this special Christmas Edition, the team
There are informal rules of behaviour in every society, and sometimes these shared beliefs can drive corruption. This week, we look at social norms on corruption. Why is collective action
What are the most damaging types of corruption in Nigeria? How can we tackle them? Listen to anti-corruption experts, Matthew Page and Onyi Ough discuss. Find out more about Step
What can we do to ensure that there is a guide in place to govern the behaviour of public servants? How can we promote values that will help build a
Lots of discussion has been focused on corruption in cash transfers run by Nigeria’s National Social Investment Office. This is largely because this programme is the first of its kind
Coverage for the French speakers among us. Executive Director, Onyinye Ough was interviewed by Mélanie Gonzalez for France Culture about her book Emeka’s Money. Interview is about 3 minutes from
What are the factors that limit objective media reporting in Nigeria? Does Nigeria have a free press? Or does it just go to the highest bidder? The Step Up Nigeria
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
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
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
