If we do not have the Government committing to this anti-corruption agenda that it has set, then young people won’t see the need to participate in whistleblowing; Citizens must see a sincerity of purpose in blowing the whistle
By Doyin Ojosipe Whistleblowing will improve the standard of living of Nigerians if utilized properly, the MacArthur Foundation (MAF) has said. Speaking during a whistleblowing sensitization workshop which took place at the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Abuja, Dr Kole…
By Susan Coughtrie and Anna Myers This week Unsafe for Scrutiny’s Project Director, Susan Coughtrie, spoke with Anna Myers, the Executive Director of the Whistleblowing International Network (WIN), about the challenges related to whistleblower protection and how these connect into…
By Doyin Ojosipe Panelists have called on lawyers in the country to join in the anti-graft war by providing pro bono services for embattled whistleblowers. They gave the charge during a radio program on KISS FM 99.9, Abuja. The program…
Today, June 23, 2021 we celebrate Worldwide Whistleblowing Day in one of the only countries in the EU without a national whistleblower protection law. Blueprint for Free speech has today published a new research study, in Spanish and English, revealing…
The African Centre for Media and Information Literacy (AFRICMIL) has begun a survey to assess the impact of the whistleblowing policy introduced in December 2016 by the government of Nigeria. The survey is being conducted in six states across the…