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COVID-19, TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY

COVID-19, TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY The only way for the governing class to strengthen the social contract is to reinforce transparency and accountability in governance. Failure to do so will lead to assumptions by the general public. Institutionalization of transparency and accountability mechanisms must be at the core of all government […]
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COVID-19 AND THE RESPONSIBILITY TO UPHOLD HUMAN RIGHTS

COVID-19 AND THE RESPONSIBILITY TO UPHOLD HUMAN RIGHTS The COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria – a country of over 200 million people has exposed the lapses in adherence levels to the protection of human rights and compliance to the rule of law. The various levels of restrictions declared by governing authorities […]
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The Centre for Sustainable Development and Education in Africa (CSDEA) and the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) co-host Conference on Youth, Peace and Security

The conference was convened by the Centre for Sustainable Development and Education in Africa (CSDEA) in collaboration with the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) – Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with support from the European Union and the Global Civil Society Platform for Peacebuilding and Statebuilding (CSPPS). The […]
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Updates on CSDEA’s Save Street Children Project

Around 1.5 million children are homeless in the North East region of Nigeria. Another 3 million children are unable to go to school. They are without food, shelter and education. These children have become easy recruits as child soldiers and fighters for violent extremist and terrorist groups. This project feeds […]
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