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Convicted Garda whistleblower to go back to Court of Appeal after rejection of time extension by European Court of Human Rights
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Ogun LG polls and Abiodun s push for internal democracy
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Funmi Branco commends the steps taken by Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State to ensure the emergence of popular All Progressives Congress candidates for local government election in the state
In a few days time, the people of Ogun State will be heading to the polls to freely elect councillorship and council chairmanship candidates of their choice. The local government, as everyone knows, is the closest level of government to the people, and any fissure at this level promises to upset the countryâs march to democratic development and hence the sustenance of life. This is why the people must approach the coming elections with all the seriousness that it deserves. Indeed, there is a massive cause for cheer going by the actions and pronouncements of the Dapo Abiodun-led administration in the state which offer hope that the coming elections will be truly democratic, reflecting the wishes of the Ogun electorate.
Irish public s confidence in officials relatively high – corruption survey
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Irish businesses need to do more to counter corruption-related risks, according to a new study that finds few if any seem to be adequately prepared for such threats.
Transparency International Ireland has compiled what it calls a ânational integrity indexâ that reviews the corporate disclosure practices of 30 leading companies registered or having significant business operations in the State.
The sample, drawn from a cross-section of firms included in The Irish Times Top 1000 Companies list, measures the degree to which private sector companies are prepared to address risks based on the information they disclose to the public.
The results show that although most companies were disclosing anti-corruption and whistleblowing policies, they had disclosed relatively little detail on their corporate structures and their engagement with politicians or public officials, and could share more financial information than they do.