The African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development has restated the need for a more transparent, accountable and people-oriented parliaments across the African continent. Director of Strategy at the Centre, Itia Otabor, made the call on Thursday, in Abuja, at a Capacity Building Workshop for Media and Civil Society Partners on ‘Open Parliament Index (OPI),’ a project being implemented by the Nigerian Network of Parliamentary Monitoring Organisations. OrderPaper Advocacy Initiative, Nigeria’s preeminent...
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Citizens Speak Archives - Page 15 of 16 - Parliament Reports
The obidient movement is the most defining factor in Nigeria's 2023 presidential election but can it secure victory for Mr. Peter Obi and turn the tide for a people seeking liberation from successive failed leadership?
Youth Advocate, Michael Olaogun bares his thought on the 'power of the youth' in this electoral cycle and concerns about the future of Nigeria's youth in politics post-2023
The earthquakes in Turkey-Syria and Zelenskyy's visit to London are two parallel events with paradoxical themes which shaped world discourse this week
With the tenure expiration of the Ninth National Assembly just about four months away, we examine the appropriation of N30.173 billion as severance package for the lawmakers and sundry provisions Severance packages refer to pay and benefits given to employees who leave employment at an organisation unwilfully. Typically, such packages are instituted to help protect the newly unemployed and are offered to employees who are laid off or retire. However, they...
The echoes of Tyre Nichol's brutal killing by police in Memphis raises a new perspective to the racial equality debate in America just as the workers' winter strikes in the UK revs up wage raise demands and a currency swap programme goes awry in Nigeria
With the power of incumbency, federal might, and many other factors in favour of the APC, can PDP and Dauda Lawal take their 'pound of flesh' from Governor Matawalle on March 11?
Civil Society Organisation, Media Rights Agenda (MRA) on Monday announced today that its office in Lagos was burgled and ransacked over the weekend by a group of unidentified intruders who made away with nine laptop computers and other valuable equipment worth millions of naira. In a statement issued in Lagos, by the MRA’s Head of Legal Department, Ms. Obioma Okonkwo, she described the incident as a shocking and frightening attack...
Author, Ikechukwu Obiorah, releases new anti-corruption specific short book re-imagining the philosophical basis of the nation’s anti-corruption fight and scope
With less than 83 days to the 2023 Elections, the CCD laments the non-inclusion of issues important to the disability community in the manifestos of frontline political parties, raises concern that the in-coming government may struggle to prioritise inclusion and participation of persons with disabilities in government programs and activitiesÂ