By Doyin Ojosipe Women have been asked to actively engage in whistleblowing as a way of helping to reduce corruption in society. Speaking as one of the panelists at a radio townhall meeting organised by African Centre for Media and Information Literacy (AFRICMIL) in collaboration with Progressive Impact Organisation for Community Development (PRIMORG) on Raypower…
Whistleblowing at 2: More still needs to be done, say stakeholders
Stakeholders on Monday, December 17, reiterated the need for the Federal Government to be sincere and resolute in the fight against corruption. They made the call at a national summit organised by the African Centre for Media & Information (AFRICMIL) to mark two years of the whistleblowing policy introduced in December 2016. The stakeholders agreed…
Support the whistleblower initiative, AFRICMIL urges FG
The African Centre for Media and Information Literacy (AFRICMIL), has charged the federal government to provide sufficient funding support for the Presidential Initiative on Continuous Audit (PICA) in order to ensure a successful implementation of the whistleblower policy. Chido Onumah, the Centre’s Coordinator, gave the charge as one of the recommendations for improving the whistleblower…
