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.
Nigeria’s 2017 audit report for the federation was released in December 2019. The report showed no significant improvement in the management of public resources by government agencies. It also showed
We sat down with the co-founder and CEO of the integrity organization, Mr. Soji Apampa, to discuss collective action against corruption in the business sector in Nigeria. He enlightened us
2019 was an awesome year for Step Up Nigeria.We reached 5000 children with anti-corruption education/literature including 200 out of school children. One of our young champions addressed world leaders at
Have you heard about brown envelope journalism? To mark the launch of Onyinye Ough’s book Tosin’s Story, a children’s book about corruption in journalism, Kamri Apollo from WEFM joins the
Teach your children how to take leadership to stop corruption. With thanks to Basement Animation and MacArthur Foundation we now have an audio book version of Emeka’s Money: a modern
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
