More stakeholders embrace CMPA’s anti-corruption project
The Technical Unit on Governance and Anti-Corruption Reforms (TUGAR) has assured of its support to the Centre for Media, Policy and Accountability (CMPA) in the implementation of Nigeria Anti-Corruption Performance Public Reporting (NAPPR) Project 2023. The assurance was contained in a press release signed by CMPA’s Director of Communications, Outreach and Advocacy, Ibrahim Uba Yusuf, […]
The Technical Unit on Governance and Anti-Corruption Reforms (TUGAR) has assured of its support to the Centre for Media, Policy and Accountability (CMPA) in the implementation of Nigeria Anti-Corruption Performance Public Reporting (NAPPR) Project 2023.
The assurance was contained in a press release signed by CMPA’s Director of Communications, Outreach and Advocacy, Ibrahim Uba Yusuf, and made available to Daily Trust Saturday in Abuja.
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Speaking during the visit, the project manager, Dr Suleiman Amu Suleiman, said the project aims at researching anti-corruption, advocacy, public engagement and capacity development of Nigeria’s anti-corruption agencies, civil society organisations, and media organizations on NAPPR project and to publish the first edition of a Harmonized Anti-Corruption Performance Report for 2017- 2022.
The Head of TUGAR, Jane Onwumere, told the team that the unit was established by former President Olusegun Obasanjo to monitor, evaluate and map anti-corruption agencies and serve as the Secretariat of Nigeria Review of the United Nations Convention on Anti-Corruption.