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How CORFEPS deepens good governance advocacy

How CORFEPS deepens good governance advocacy

The Council of Retired Federal Permanent Secretaries (CORFEPS) is a body that intensifies contributions towards national development and public sector reform through policy advisories to the Federal Government and the publication of a journal on public policy and governance. The Council, in its 2026 policy recommendations to the President, focused on three critical areas: prudent […]
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Ndigbo Lagos and Arthur Eze’s celebration

Ndigbo Lagos and Arthur Eze’s celebration

The name Ndigbo Lagos may not sound as loud as Ohaneze Ndigbo. But they are individually,  part of that Igbo revered organisation. Yet Ndigbo Lagos has a distinct character.

One day won’t win the fight against corruption in Nigeria – SERAP

One day won’t win the fight against corruption in Nigeria – SERAP

On December 9, Nigeria will join 185 other nations to mark International Anti-Corruption Day, the 15th anniversary of the signing of the United Nations Convention against Corruption. It is important to raise awareness about the harm caused by corruption, demonstrate the progress made by the international community to unite against corruption, and reaffirm the urgency of this fight.

Mbaka vs Peter Obi : Shame on Catholic Church

Mbaka vs Peter Obi : Shame on Catholic Church

That Mbaka/Peter Obi video portrays the Adoration Pigeon Priest as a morally bankrupt religious Extortionist who specializes in peddling cash-induced prophecies and selling same to the highest bidder.

FG’s Auto Policy gathering steam—Enelama

FG’s Auto Policy gathering steam—Enelama

Five years after it was strengthened and relaunched, the national automotive policy is yielding positive results and drawing investors from across the world, says the ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment.

Funding: As public universities collapse

Funding: As public universities collapse

Truly, the Federal and state government-owned universities are collapsing owing to inadequate funding. Thus, 2018/2019 academic year that was supposed to begin in September, has yet to start four months after as lecturers are on strike