Tag: whistleblowers

...it is not a convincing argument to say that judges’ hands are tied in whistleblowing cases and can do little ...

According to the coalition, Mr Bello had raised alarms about a payroll racket dating back to 2017, when he alleged ...

...by far the staunchest evidence yet that the state has deliberately refused to demonstrate the capacity to confront corruption headlong ...

He cited numerous instances where whistleblowers have faced transfers, salary denials, suspensions, or even dismissal, underscoring the inadequacy of existing ...

AFRICMIL said it is disappointing that so far only about 10 out of the 54 countries in Africa have put ...

Several factors make whistleblowers regret their actions and discourage others from blowing the whistle.

The report titled "State of Press Freedom - Trends and Reflections" is a critical analysis of press freedom in Nigeria.

Mr Adesina was re-elected for a second five-year term as president of the bank on Thursday.

"It is a well deserved victory. I have no doubt that in this second term Dr. Adesina will accomplish even ...

Mr Adesina was re-elected for a second five-year term as AfDB president.

The attorney-general gave a scorecard of the ministry in the past one year.

The bureau selects three persons as members of a panel of independent experts conducting the said review.

Both parties had disagreed over the process especially when evidences were demanded to support the allegations against the president.

Mr Onumah, author of We Are All Biafrans, is a regular columnist and is an editorial board member of PREMIUM ...

Most of the attacks occurred during the general elections

“We are aware that you have stopped the salaries and other entitlements of these officers since December 2017."

The Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, has been seen in various videos receiving wads of dollars from persons said to ...

The organisation said even after recall to work whistleblowers are being owed salaries.

The Senate had earlier passed the Whistleblower bill.

The bill was sponsored by the Osun senator, Isiaka Adeleke, who died in April.

Tip-offs provided by the beneficiaries led to the recovery of N11.6 billion.

“The biggest amount of $136.7 million was recovered from an account in a commercial bank," the minister said.

The EFCC investigated a petition by workers and found the officials culpable.

The victims spearheaded a petition to the anti-graft agency, EFCC, against the Vice Chancellor of the university, Olusola Oyewole.

"If the Federal government is indeed sincere in its anti - corruption war, the searchlight should be beamed at FUNAAB."