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NDDCA new report by the Civil Society Coalition on Audit in Nigeria (CSCAN) has revealed that the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) is unable to account for N90.9b in 176 contracts awarded between 2008 and 2018. The coalition, which includes Paradigm Leadership Support Initiative (PLSI), BudglT Foundation, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP), Dataphyte, Step Up Nigeria, Accountability Lab, Centre for Health, Equity and Justice (CEHEJ), Basic Rights Watch, Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) and media executives in Nigeria revealed most of the projects were either com...

NDDC unable to account for N90.9 billion in ten years NDDC has been embroiled in allegations of corruption which has led to a series of probes by both Houses of the National Assembly as well as an order by President Muhammadu Buhari to carry out a forensic audit on the agency's finances. ADVERTISEMENT Between 2008 and 2018, about N90.9 billion meant to execute 176 projects was unaccounted for in the coffers of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), a review of the auditor-general’s reports has shown. The discovery was made through the review and analysis of the data from the 2008-2...

Daily Maverick 168 weekly newspaper. Dr Sarah Dlamini’s energy for her job and passion for people is both undeniable and infectious when she talks about the work she does in paediatric care in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal. In addition to being a busy paediatric doctor, Dlamini is chair of her children’s school governing body, a trustee of her high school’s centenary trust and an elder in her church. Dlamini grew up in a family of political activists and says she always knew she would work in public service. “The orientation of my life is the service of others,” she says.

Advertisement On Saturday, there were reports that Erhabor had resigned from his job over “forces that stunted his chances of being promoted”. The reports claimed that the officer, who is a chief superintendent of police (CSP), resigned after witnessing a pattern that has allegedly seen his subordinates repeatedly get promoted to become his superiors while his rank remained the same. TheCable, however, understands that Erhabor is yet to resign, although he earlier embarked on a three-day break to ponder about leaving the security outfit. Advertisement In January last year, the officer ha...

4 Civil Society Organizations Reject Printing Of New Liberian Bank Notes, Amid Whereabouts Of LD16 Billion Dollars 4 Civil Society Organizations Reject Printing Of New Liberian Bank Notes, Amid Whereabouts Of LD16 Billion Dollars Four leading National Civil Society Organizations in Liberia (Center for Transparency and Accountability, Institute for Research and Democratic Development, Naymote Partners for Democratic Development and Accountability Lab),  strongly call on the Liberian Legislature not to approve the printing of additional Liberian Dollar notes in the midst of too many unans...