Follow The Money is strategically decentralizing its operational structures to allow zonal champions to own the vision and encourage massive volunteer recruitment at the community level....
By Shakir Akorede It’s no more news—one in every five of the world’s out-of-school children is in Nigeria. If that is appalling, generally speaking, the case of the northern part of the...
By Blessing Uwisike Delta state, like neighbouring states in the Niger- Delta riverine region, has had more than its fair share of contention with one of its most contumacious problems: Open...
In October 2017, CODE commenced tracking government and international aid spending in Northern Nigeria, with particular focus on first-mile healthcare delivery and infrastructural provision for...
Event Focus: The picture of basic public service for the average person in Nigeria is bleak. Every year, the Nigerian government budgets millions of naira on constituency projects, yet...
The Federal Republic of Malabu Charles E. Uche Once Upon a Time… The scandal that surrounded the award of the OPL 245 to Malabu Oil & Gas Limited continues to have a...
The Impact of COVID19 on Nigeria’s Economy Executive Summary The COVID-19 pandemic has posed a serious challenge to the world, necessitating countries around the world to adopt...
It’s been an interesting year already for the Follow The Money (FTM) Movement. In January, we officially launched in The New Gambia. In the following month, we were in Kenya to do the same. All...
National Orientation Agency is a Nigerian government agency created in 2005 and tasked with communicating government policy, staying abreast of public opinion and promoting patriotism, national...
Corruption is more predominant in Sub-Saharan Africa, mainly because, weak institutions cannot implement the required checks and balances required for effective democratic and accountable...
