Not in My Country unveils radio drama series

A Civil Society Organization, the Akin Fadeyi Foundation (AFF) has launched the second season of its anti-graft campaign targeted at teenagers in Secondary Schools, otherwise known as “Not in My Country”. At a briefing in Lagos, the Executive Director of the foundation, Akin Fadeyi said the ‘Corruption not in my Country’ is an episodic drama […]

A Civil Society Organization, the Akin Fadeyi Foundation (AFF) has launched the second season of its anti-graft campaign targeted at teenagers in Secondary Schools, otherwise known as “Not in My Country”.

At a briefing in Lagos, the Executive Director of the foundation, Akin Fadeyi said the ‘Corruption not in my Country’ is an episodic drama that has been aired on television since 2017.

The foundation has introduced a radio drama series which also focuses on advocating anti-corruption in the country.

“The idea of the project is to ensure that action is taken against corruption and leaders are held responsible for accountability in their capacities. There is a need for a change in the various sectors of the country especially in the education sector.

“It is an act of abominable corruption if parents will encourage their children and wards to cut corners just so that they can be the best. Such parents are not raising best children; rather they are raising future robbers,” he said.

The African Director of MacArthur Foundation, Kole Shettima also said a time has come for Nigeria to focus more on retail corruption and guide against it because it forms the bedrock of every other pronounced corruption activities in the country.

“There should be consequences for every act of corruption perpetrated by anyone or bodies in the country, this will serve as a way of curbing and reducing corruption in the country,” he said.