Of Campaigns of Calumny, Monetization and Integrity of our Electoral Democracy
By Victor Agi The world renown political scientist and communications theorist Harold Lasswell referred to politics as “who gets what, when and […]
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Women’s Inclusion is a Prerequisite for Electoral Transparency
Despite accounting for nearly half of the voting population (47% in the 2019 general election), with figures from the Osun state general […]
2023 Elections: Stakeholders Seek Citizens’ Cooperation to Curb Monetization
As the official campaign season for the 2023 elections is set to commence on the 28th of September, stakeholders have expressed concerns […]
The Transparency Questions in Political Parties Sources of Funding Ahead of Official Campaign Season
According to the INEC’s schedule of activities for the 2023 general elections, campaigns by political parties would officially commence on the 28th […]
Cost of Politics: Where is INEC’s Audited Financial Report?
By Victor Agi A popular maxim and doctrine in law states that “he who comes into equity must come with clean hands.” […]
Stakeholders Urged to Support Measures to Stem Undue Monetization of Elections
Worried by the cost of elections and continuous monetization of politics, the Center for Fiscal Transparency and Integrity Watch (CeFTIW) organized a […]
Electoral Financing Debate: In Search for Solutions
The cost of politics and the weaponization of poverty by moneybags politicians continue to be a challenge in our electoral processes. Join […]
CeFTIW Twitter Spaces: Civil Rights Activists, Participants Demand Transparency from Nation’s Electoral Processes
As political parties conduct primary elections to nominate candidates ahead of the 2023 general elections, Civil Rights Activist and other stakeholders have […]
At “The Electorate,” CeFTIW Joins Other CSOs to Discuss Ways to Improve 2023 Poll
The Center for Fiscal Transparency and Integrity Watch (CeFTIW) has joined other civil society organizations (CSOs) to discuss ways to improve the […]
Moneybags Politics and Nigeria’s ‘Rule of Money’ Democracy
By Victor Agi When Nigeria transited to democracy and embraced the presidential system of government in 1999, it marked the transfer of […]