Beyond strengthening legal frameworks, the implementation of which requires political will, stakeholders have also recommended social sanctions towards addressing the integrity deficiency […]
What does integrity mean? Does integrity matter to our leaders? What can we say about the integrity capital of our political leaders […]
By Victor Agi Across major cities, fuel queues continue to bite harder, and the multiplied effects on the ordinary citizen are better […]
The Center joined the African Center for Media and Information Literacy (AFRICMIL) and Yar’ Ardua Foundation, alongside other stakeholders in the anti-corruption […]
Taxation is a moral and constitutional obligation as enshrined in section 24(f) of the 1999 Constitution. Despite its large population and economy, […]
Described as a menace and clog in the wheel of Africa’s progress, young pan-Africanists at the Center for Fiscal Transparency and Integrity […]
At the Center for Fiscal Transparency and Integrity Watch’s (CeFTIW) workshop to deepen advocacy and conversation towards promoting fiscal transparency in government […]
One of the challenges of the continent is illicit financial flows which has continued for decades unabated. At our Twitter Spaces conversation […]
Given its strategic role in promoting best practices in the nation’s public sector, the Center was honored with an invitation by the […]
The Executive Director, Center for Fiscal Transparency and Integrity Watch (CeFTIW), Umar Yakubu, has been elected to represent the sub-Saharan region at […]
