Tag: Ani Nwachukwu Agwu, Community mobilization, Grassroots Development, Hamzat Lawal, local government autonomy, NFIU Policy, Opinion
The New NFIU Policy Guidelines and Morality of Local Government Fiscal Autonomy in Nigeria
“The world is debating local solutions to global problems using the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Agenda2063 as a benchmark in accelerating inclusive...
#NotTooYoungToRun: The Cacophony of Youth Inclusion in Nigerian Politics
The Global Goals are built on the success of the Millennium Development Goals’ endeavour to exterminate all forms of poverty. The goals recognize that ending...
Nigeria as a Black Box: Who is Afraid of Public Sector Reforms and Open Government?
The twentieth century was the most remarkable in human history in terms of technological advancement such as the computer and the internet. While the airplane...
Police Restructuring: Letter to the President by @NwachukwuAni
Your Excellency, as you know, the world didn’t start from order; it started from anarchy. The default state of human community is anarchic — survival of the...
How CODE is Mainstreaming Advocacy Communication for Citizen Engagement in Governance and Legislative Processes
At a time when many researchers lament the deterioration in the quality of democracy and accountability in Nigeria, part of the reason governance has failed is lack of...
How CODE is Mobilizing Rural Communities for Social Accountability and Grassroots Devt in Nigeria
By Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu. Compared to other forms by which people decide and determine their political fortunes, democracy enjoys a greater approval and wider acceptance...