The African Centre for Media and Information Literacy (AFRICMIL), Thursday said Nigerians can ensure accountability and good governance in the country if they made it a habit to expose corruption. Chido Onumah, AFRICMIL Coordinator, said this at a town hall meeting on whistleblowing and the fight against corruption in Nigeria held in collaboration with the…
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AFRICMIL seeks information on asset declaration of new Ag Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Ibrahim Tanko Mohammed
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CSOs condemn cold murder of Ghanaian investigative journalist
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