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...
Follow The Money Founder to Speak at African Union High-Level Dialogue on Democracy, Human Rights
Earlier this year, the African Union during its 30th Assembly of Heads of State and Government held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, declared 2018 as the African...
CODE Reacts to World Bank’s $611m Intervention for BESDA in Nigeria
Connected Development [CODE] applauds the World Bank’s $611m (N221bn) support to the Federal Government to get out-of-school children into classrooms across the...
Stakeholders: Why FG, EFCC Must Revisit the Award of Contracts of the $3.8Billion Egina Oil Field Project
**Laments massive loss of jobs **Violation of local content act Stakeholders who are mainly young players in the oil and gas sector have regretted that rather than...
If Nigeria Were A Pregnant Woman
By Hamzat Lawal There is no doubt that as the 2019 elections is fast approaching, a lot of Nigerians are anxious as to what the outcome would be. By outcome, I mean not...
Who is The People’s Candidate? by Hamzat Lawal
As Nigerians, we are no strangers to hard times, heartbreaks and raw deals. We make the best out of bad situations. We are happy even in conditions when it is actually...
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...
