Reports

08 Apr 24

Say No Campaign 2021 Report

Say No Campaign Nigeria is a movement that works to promote and strengthen citizens’ engagement with government institutions. Principally, Say No Campaign programs are targeted at increasing social accountability movement, youth and gender inclusiveness, and advanced anti-corruption campaigns. As a movement that run workshops, trainings and conferences with focus on transparency, integrity, and increased demand […]
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15 Mar 24

CTA ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY 2023

Programme summary Reflecting on the tremendous strides we have taken as an organization in 2023, the Centre for Transparency Advocacy (CTA) is pleased to acknowledge significant achievements and impactful initiatives that underscore our steadfast commitment to our mission and the communities we serve. Notably, the completion of the two-year Original Inhabitants project funded by the […]
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23 Nov 23

FINAL STATEMENT ON OBSERVATION OF THE BAYELSA, IMO AND KOGI STATES GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION HELD ON NOVEMBER 11TH 2023 BY CENTRE FOR TRANSPARENCY ADVOCACY

The Centre for Transparency Advocacy was duly accredited by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as a domestic observer group for the aforementioned elections in the three states of Bayelsa, Imo and Kogi.  The CTA observed the elections as that held on November 11, 2023. According to statistics from INEC; Total registered voters for the […]
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31 Aug 23

CTA REPORT ON IMPACT OF FUEL SUBSIDY ON NIGERIANS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This survey was undertaken by the Centre for Transparency Advocacy (CTA) regarding the “impact of fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria and suggestions for palliative measures”. The essence of the survey was to evaluate the consequential outcomes of fuel subsidy removal on the living conditions of Nigerians. Responses from 1,041 respondents revealed challenges arising […]
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31 Aug 23

CTA Project Report on Post Election Public Perspectives

Executive Summary Nigeria held the 2023 general elections for presidential and National Assembly elections as well as Governorships and State Houses of Assembly to mark 24 years of uninterrupted democracy—the longest span in Nigeria’s history. This served as a critical transfer of power by President Muhammadu Buhari who have served two mandates and is ineligible […]
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31 Aug 23

National Dialogue On Fuel Subsidy Removal Report

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The National Dialogue on the removal of fuel subsidy in Nigeria represented a significant endeavor to address the wide-ranging implications of the abrupt policy shift initiated by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. This removal has triggered extensive apprehensions pertaining to corruption, resource mismanagement, and its profound ramifications on the nation’s economy. The resulting aftermath, […]
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31 Aug 23

Election Compendium 2019-2022.

Introduction: The Nigerian electoral landscape is a vibrant tapestry interwoven with the strands of democracy, participation, and transformation. Spanning from 2019 to 2022, this tapestry bore witness to significant occurrences that sculpted the nation’s political course, mirroring both its aspirations and trials. Building upon the resounding success of “INEC Beyond 2015,” which chronicled the electoral […]
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31 Aug 23

PUBLIC PERCEPTION ON ELECTIONS

Executive Summary Nigeria held the 2023 general elections for presidential and National Assembly elections as well as Governorships and State Houses of Assembly to mark 24 years of uninterrupted democracy—the longest span in Nigeria’s history. This served as a critical transfer of power by President Muhammadu Buhari who have served two mandates and is ineligible […]
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31 Aug 23

Impact Stories on Original inhabitant of FCT Project

  OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT The Centre for Transparency Advocacy (CTA) was selected as one of the ten sub-grantees to work with the Resource Centre for Human Rights and Civic Education (CHRICED) in promoting the Rights of the Indigenous people of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) funded by MacArthur Foundation on the project, titled “Promoting […]
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31 Aug 23

Scoping Study summary on Original inhabitant of FCT Project

Background The Original Inhabitants (OIs) of the FCT were made stateless following the creation of Abuja as the capital of Nigeria. The implications were that the people lost their livelihood, identity, environment, and voice among (Insert the link to the baseline study) others most especially causing a cultural genocide. Poor resettlement, inadequate access to basic […]
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