Blog posts, press releases, articles, media and all other content generated internally from Integrity and it’s staff
Soji Apampa, the co-founder and CEO of the Integrity Organization, appeared on a recent episode of the Step Up Nigeria Podcast to talk about collective action against corruption in the business/private sector of Nigeria.
The Integrity organization, as part of its mandate to develops sustainable strategies for citizen involvement with government in the public and civil society sectors, held a 2-day training on ‘Enhancing Citizens Capacities for Good Governance’, from the 12th – 13th of December 2019.
The fifth edition of Regulatory Conversations (RC 5.0) series, themed “National Integrity Barometer: A Roadmap for 2020” took place on the 10th of December 2019. It addressed the various private-led integrity interventions in the systems and institutions in the Nation as well as provided the platform to discuss the effectiveness of the interventions.
As part of its advocacy for deepening the capacity and scale of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises, MSMEs, in Nigeria the Convention on Business Integrity (CBi) in collaboration with Action Aid and the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), hosted the formal unveiling of the “Ethics Quite Easily Demonstrated” platform in Lagos.
The Convention on Business Integrity, CBi, called on operators and stakeholders at the Eastern ports and terminal axis, to engage the Port Service Support Portal, PSSP, domiciled in the Nigeria Shippers Council but designed to drive efficiency and accountability in the sector.
CBi in collaboration with Action Aid Nigeria & LCCI invites you to the unveiling of a unique solution for MSMEs to meet internal controls and anti-bribery, anti-corruption standards (ABAC).
The second in a series of round table sessions on service delivery in Nigerian ports took place on the 22nd of October in Abuja and was hosted by CBI
he Maritime Anti-Corruption Network, represented in Nigeria by CBI, hosted a round table session themed, “Towards Standard Operating Procedures That Work in Nigeria’s Sea Ports & Terminals”
The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN), represented in Nigeria by the Convention on Business Integrity (CBI), is set to host a roundtable session themed, “Towards Standard Operating Procedures That Work in Nigeria’s Sea Ports & Terminals” on Tuesday, October 8th, 2019.
As part of its partnership with Action Aid Nigeria and with support from UK Aid, the Integrity Organization Ltd (Gte) hosted a 2-day training for representatives from civil society organizations and the media on Illicit Financial Flows between 25th-28th September 2019.