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Can Electoral Reforms Restore Public Trust Before 2027 in Nigeria?
"When citizens stop believing that their votes matter, democracy ceases to be government by the people and becomes...
NUJ FCT Mourns Veteran Journalist Dotun Oladipo, Describes His Death as a Huge Loss to the Media Community
The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), FCT Council, has expressed deep sorrow over the sudden death of Mr....
Abandoned Projects, Endless Payments: The Perverse Incentives Rewarding Failure in Nigeria’s Procurement System
Nigeria's procurement system has created a dangerous paradox: in many cases, contractors appear to benefit more from abandoning...
Historic Anti-Corruption Campaigns: Why Many Failed in Nigeria
What if Nigeria's greatest anti-corruption failure is not that corruption persists, but that every generation believes it is...
SDG 16: Strong Institutions or Empty Promises?
"The woman had spent three months trying to register her small business. Every visit to a government office...
Can Nollywood Help Change Nigeria’s Corruption Narrative?
"The cinema erupted in applause as the corrupt governor was finally arrested. Justice had prevailed. The stolen billions...
The 30% Shadow Tax: Kickbacks, Collusion, and the Hidden Cost of Public Contracts in Nigeria
Across Nigeria's procurement landscape, many contractors speak of an unwritten rule that operates alongside official procurement regulations. Before...
Once a Democratic Society, Now Run by Criminals and Cabals
How Did Nigeria Become a Nation Where the Constitution Is Often Weaker Than Political Interests? "When Chinedu cast...
MAULID CELEBRATION MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN, NIGERIA UNION OF JOURNALISTS (NUJ), FCT COUNCIL
On behalf of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), FCT Council, I warmly felicitate with all Muslim faithful...
3,625 candidates sit science, technical schools placement exams in FCT
A total of 3,625 candidates sat for the Science Placement Examination seeking admission into six science and technical...
