The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)was established in 2003 as a central agency to drive Nigeria’s anti-corruption activities. Critical for a well-functioning economy, the ...
The education sector is listed among the top-five most corrupt sectors in Nigeria (Sahara Reporters, 2019). This is largely due to examination fraud and malpractice – ...
Most anti-corruption programmes include an awareness-raising element, where significant resources are spent on trying to raise the profile of corruption and anti-corruption. These types of efforts have ...
The cost of procuring pharmaceutical products – especially medicines – represents a major share of public health spending. At the same time, the significant financial resources ...
Generating additional personal income is common with primary healthcare (PHC) workforce in Nigeria, which could be because of the inconsistencies marring their monthly salaries. Therefore, ...
A recent strand of quantitative research has suggested a deeply concerning finding: by making individuals aware about the pervasiveness of corruption, anti-corruption messages may make ...
This briefing outlines the complex story of corruption and inefficiencies that straddles the entire electricity value chain – generation, transmission and distribution – in Nigeria. It puts forward ...
The privatisation of the Nigerian electricity sector was a much-anticipated reform exercise. Launched in 2010, the exercise was intended to modernise the sector and cater to ...
Nigeria has a huge burden of corruption, with the health system especially vulnerable. The media can play a role in tackling it, by shaping the ...
Corruption is widespread in Nigeria’s health sector but the reasons why it exists and persists are poorly understood and it is often seen as intractable. ...
