The Civil Society Network Against Corruption (CSNAC) is a coalition of over hundred and fifty anti-corruption organisations whose primary aim is to constructively combat corruption and ensure effective monitoring of anti-graft agencies charged with the fight against corruption and enthronement…
Muma Buri rose from the bed, stretched and twitched his toes. He felt cranky, his knuckles ached and his knees felt like they would give way if he stood for too long. He sat down; at 72 he should be…
Kaleaiye’s sermon last Sunday predicted ‘there would be a pleasant surprise in 2015 elections’, telling congregants to ‘go and mark it’.Sounding angry with the way Nigeria is going, Kalejaiye, the regional evangelist of RCCG fumed: “Of what use is my…
•INEC, EFCC, ICPC should check illegal fund raising by political parties The call on the anti-corruption agencies, the electoral commission and law enforcement bodies to rise up to their constitutional responsibilities deserve the support of all lovers of democracy. As…
MAYOWA ADENIRAN, @mayowaCSNEWS The Civil Society Network Against Corruption (CSNAC) is a coalition of over hundred and fifty anti-corruption organisations whose primary aim is to constructively combat corruption and ensure effective monitoring of anti-graft agencies charged with the fight against…
Join us on Friday January 9 2015 as we review topical issues on campaign finance and the use of state administrative resources towards the 2015 elections. The time is 11am to 1pm and the hash tag is #PoliticalFinance.
by Eze Onyekpere About two weeks ago, the Peoples Democratic Party held a fund-raising dinner at the Old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja. The sum of N21.27bn was raised to support the campaign of President Goodluck Jonathan for…
We believe that the year 2015 is critically important as processes that will potentially shape development frameworks across the globe will be concluded by 2015: 2015 is the year of two United Nations summits that can bend the course of…
On Friday, January 2, 2015, US Government donated a Warship to Nigeria. At the reception held to welcome the ship, Consul General Jeffrey Hawkins said, “today’s arrival of the Okpabana completes a process that started in 2012. The transfer illustrates…
Are you worried about the future of Nigeria after the 2015 elections? Do you want a united and forward moving Nigeria beyond February 2015? Are you prepared to pay the price to make this happen? If you responded in the…
