Voice of Nigeria

The stakeholders on the fight against corruption have called for holistic approach and greater engagement with State and local governments to further ...

Phasing out human interactions would fast track declaration processes, free up human resources and provide greater confidentiality for the disclosure of sensitive information. The Chairman Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mr. According to the Solicitor General of Nigeria and Permanent Secretary Nigeria’s Ministry of Justice, Mrs. And that is the kind of approach we want to see an propagate to some extent among entities, is not just what you an o today but what more can you do with what you have in order to actually at the end of the day, really make sure that we stand to tangibly reduce the incidents of corruption in particular an also include those that confront citizens on quite daily basis of what you are doing. “In order to facilitate the dialogue, UNODC presented the preliminary findings of a study it conducted over the past months through extensive consultation with anti-corruption agencies and other relevant stakeholders to assess the efforts undertaken by Nigeria to implement the recommendations of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) Review Mechanism. The study found that Nigeria had made progress in implementing 51 of the 65 recommendations, with the greatest strides being made in the area of asset recovery.

The Minister of the Nigerian Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Mallam Muhammad Musa Bello has tasked critical stakeholders involved in the ongoing ...

Nevertheless, please we beg for more support to sustain the momentum”. The Minister is proud of your work. And our success lies in everyone here and beyond.

The Federal Commissioner representing Anambra State in the National Population Commission, NPC, Mr Chidi Ezeoke has flagged off a ten-day zonal level ...

The NPC state chairman noted that the current training is the second level before the census, and would be stepped down to the state level where enumerators and supervisors would be trained in readiness for the 2023 exercise. While flagging off the programme, Mr Ezeoke said the 2023 population and housing census would be the first fully digital census in Nigeria, adding that President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the conduct of the next exercise in April 2023 and that the Commission has made necessary preparations in line with international best practices, to make the exercise a huge success. The Federal Commissioner representing Anambra State in the National Population Commission, NPC, Mr Chidi Ezeoke has flagged off a ten-day zonal level training of principal trainers for the 2023 population and housing census.