Certificate Racketeering: FG Urged To Address Systemic Corruption
The federal government has been urged to address the fundamental causes of certificate racketeering and
The federal government has been urged to address the fundamental causes of certificate racketeering and
To further Nigeria’s fight against corruption, the African Centre for Media and Information Literacy (AFRICMIL) and Progressive Impact Organization for Community Development (PRIMORG) have announced a new partnership to strengthen whistleblowing in the country.
… as journalists urge incoming govt to partner media on anti-corruption
Against the growing concern by stakeholders that press freedom in Nigeria is threatened by broadcast regulations, the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) says its disciplinary measures and sanctions on erring broadcasting stations are not aimed at gagging the media.
…. gives thumbs up for good utilization of grants
African Director of Macarthur Foundation, Dr. Kole Shettima, has applauded the Progressive Impact Organisation for Community Development, PRIMORG, for putting grants from the Foundation into good use over the years.
The Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Professor Bolaji Owasanoye has promised protection of the identities of informants and Nigerians who report corrupt acts.
The Executive Director of the Progressive Impact Organisation for Community Development, PRIMORG, Augustine Okhiria Agbonsuremi has penned a heart wrenching tribute to his late wife, Mercy who passed on 17th April, 2023.
In a tribute Agbonsuremi, a renowned journalist titled: ‘Mercy, My Friend, My Devoted Companion. Adieu!
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The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) says it has reduced the incidence of corruption in the execution of constituency projects through its projects tracking exercise across the country.
Worried by rising maternal and child mortality in communities across Nigeria, a medical doctor, and public health expert, Dr. Laz Ude, has lamented that the activities of corrupt health workers continue to undermine the ability of Primary Health Centers (PHCs) to deliver sound service.
This assertion is coming against the backdrop of an investigative report exposing that maternal and child mortality is still increasing in Nasarawa State despite humongous sums spent on ‘The saving One Million Lives Program for Results (SOML PforR).