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11 Jul 23

Staff training on Finance, Digital tools, and Advocacy

    The training program featured expert trainers who delivered comprehensive sessions on financial management, leveraging digital tools for efficiency and productivity, and effective advocacy strategies.The objective of the training was to enhance staff skills, improve productivity, and ensure they were equipped with the latest knowledge and tools in their respective roles to support the […]
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04 Jul 23

FCT Culture and People an interactive Radio Program (30th Edition)

Topic: Fuel subsidy removal and How it Affects the Original Inhabitants of the FCTGuests/Speaker: Ogwu PaulExecutive Director, institutional and sustainable development foundation.FCT Culture and People is an interactive radio program (30th Edition) on Hot FM Abuja sponsored by the Centre for Transparency Advocacy (CTA) aimed at the promotion of political, economic, socio-economic, and cultural rights of […]
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04 Jul 23

One-Day Stakeholders Roundtable on the 2023 General elections

As we reflect on the recent elections and emphasize the importance of putting the challenges encountered into context, especially as legal matters are currently before the tribunal and we prepare for another set of off-cycle elections in Bayelsa, Imo, and Kogi states,It is undeniable that some citizens expressed concerns about the challenges that bothered the […]
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25 Jun 23

CTA 2023 GENERAL ELECTIONS REPORT

BACKGROUND Nigeria’s general elections have been marked by both advancements and difficulties. While Nigerians have had the chance to exercise their rights to vote and choose their leaders thanks to the democratic process, there have been worries about electoral fraud, voter suppression, and violence throughout campaigns and election days. The electoral organization in charge of […]
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Community Step-down training on negotiation and understanding of the Community Development Agreements (CDAs)/Town hall meeting in Karshi Chief Palace.

Community Step-down training on negotiation and understanding of the Community Development Agreements (CDAs)/Town hall meeting in Karshi Chief Palace. The training involved equipping selected members of the community with the necessary skills on how to negotiate a good CDAs contract. CTA has looked forward to this training because we are the ones on the field […]
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13 Jun 23

Community Step-down training on negotiation and understanding of the Community Development Agreements (CDAs)/Town hall meeting in Mpape Chief Palace.

 Community Step-down training on negotiation and understanding of the Community Development Agreements (CDAs)/Town hall meeting in Mpape Chief Palace. The training involved equipping selected members of the community with the necessary skills on how to negotiate a good CDAs contract. CTA has looked forward to this training because we are the ones on the field […]
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19 May 23

The Centre for Transparency Advocacy (CTA) Congratulates Faith Nwadishi the Executive Director on her Swearing-In as Justice of Peace

[pdf-embedder url=”https://cta.org.ng/i/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/MADAM-FAITH-JP-.pdf” title=”MADAM FAITH JP”] The Centre for Transparency Advocacy (CTA), is delighted to announce the momentous swearing-in ceremony of Faith Nwadishi, Executive Director of CTA, as a Justice of Peace. The honorable ceremony took place at the High Court in Kwale, Delta State, on May 17, 2023, and was conducted by Justice D C […]
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11 May 23

16 Days of Activism

ROAD AND MARKET CAMPAIGN TO MARK THE 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS AND ALSO TO CELEBRATE THE WORLD HUMAN RIGHTS DAY,1OTH DECEMBER, 2023 The Global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence Against Women is an annual international campaign that originated from the first Women’s Global Leadership Institute in […]
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