Center for Fiscal Transparency & Public Integrity

Civil society organization: Security| Criminal Justice | Transparency |Accountability| Anti-Corruption| Public Integrity | Research | Organized Crime | Nigeria

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#TII2026 #AccesstoInformation #Integrity

[Center for Fiscal Transparency & Public Integrity @FTransparencyNG]

Yesterday, 12th November, the Center participated in a high-level roundtable hosted by the Juritrust Centre for Socio-Legal Research and Documentation on “Following the Money: Election Financing, Corruption and Democratic Accountability in Africa.”

#PoliticalFinanceIntegrity

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Bama LGA, Borno State, received over ₦62.6 billion in cumulative FAAC allocations between 1999 and 2026, yet remains classified as Critical Risk (Tier 5) under the NLGII.

Find out your Local Government risk tier in our NLGII report: https://t.co/FrBZzp5of7

#NLGII #CeFTPI

[MA Iliasu @MA_Iliasu]

Looks like this humble paper has won 1st place at DSTU's VIII International Scientific and Practical Conference.

Alhamdulillah! 🎉

[Center for Fiscal Transparency & Public Integrity @FTransparencyNG]

The final four sectors in the 2026 Transparency and Integrity Index complete the picture of how Nigeria’s public institutions are performing on transparency and accountability.

Access TII 2026 report: https://t.co/0dBGrN13aE

#TIISectorSeries #Transparency #Integrity #CeFTPI

[Center for Fiscal Transparency & Public Integrity @FTransparencyNG]

Askira-Uba LGA, Borno State, records over ₦46.3 billion in cumulative FAAC allocations but remains in the Critical Risk (Tier 5) category.

The focus must go beyond allocations to transparency, accountability and results.

NLGII report: https://t.co/FrBZzp4Qpz

#NLGII #CeFTPI

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Every transfer and transaction leaves a trail that can help expose organized fraud.

With stronger cyber skills, coordinated financial investigations and cross-sector cooperation, law enforcement can follow the money and dismantle criminal networks.

#StopOrganizedCrime

[UN Office on Drugs & Crime @UNODC]

Fraud can affect anyone.

A scam that drains a retiree’s savings.
A fake job offer that leads to exploitation.

Behind them are criminal networks driven by profit.

Ahead of Sunday’s #StopOrganizedCrime Day, let’s follow the money to stop them.

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[Center for Fiscal Transparency & Public Integrity @FTransparencyNG]

As we move through the 12-sector assessment, the question remains: how well are public institutions meeting the standards of transparency?

Access TII 2026 report: https://t.co/0dBGrN13aE

#TIISectorSeries #Transparency #Accountability #Integrity #TII #CeFTPI

[Center for Fiscal Transparency & Public Integrity @FTransparencyNG]

Four sectors. Four different scores. One national transparency picture.

The 2026 Transparency and Integrity Index sectoral ranking begin with the Financial Institutions Sector in the first place (39.83%).

Access TII 2026 report: https://t.co/0dBGrN13aE

#TII2026SectorSeries

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In this piece, I examined the "Opportunity Cost of Corruption in Nigeria" using Frederic Bastiat's assertion which supposes every action taken by any individual or institution to have two varying consequences; an immediate that the eyes can see, and a remote which they eyes can't see — at least not easily. Corruption in Nigeria agrees with the French economist. On one had, it has become an accounting tragedy in which raw numbers are reported for the public to grief. But on another hand, there is a sacrifice made because corruption happened. That sacrifice is what economists view as Opportunity Cost. And the opportunity cost of corruption in Nigeria is a phenomenon that no institute has the framework or methodology that can accurately capture its width, depth and severity of the consequences.

You can read the piece here on The Public Interest https://t.co/dLalw468LJ

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The Center participated in the Nigeria GovTech Conference & Awards 2026, convened by the Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR) in collaboration with the Office or the Technical Adviser to the President on Economic and Financial Inclusion on October 13-14, 2026.

#GoodGovernance

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The engagement aligns with the Center’s work through Aletheia Procurement Integrity (Aletheia PI), which promotes transparency, accountability and integrity in public procurement.

#CeFTPI #AletheiaPI #PublicProcurement

[Center for Fiscal Transparency & Public Integrity @FTransparencyNG]

The Center participated in the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) CSOs engagement in Abuja on Tuesday, October 7th, 2026 focused on strengthening collaboration between government and civil society in promoting transparency, accountability and value for money in public procurement

[Center for Fiscal Transparency & Public Integrity @FTransparencyNG]

civil society, media, and development partners to reflect on public sector disclosure, and the importance access to information in strengthening transparency and accountability.

#TII2026 #Transparency #Accountability #AccesstoInformation 3/4

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.. to remarks from the British High Commission, Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) and the National Security Adviser’s representatives, to the presentation of the TII report by the Executive Director this presentation brought together voices from government, .. 2/4

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Moments from the 2026 Transparency and Integrity Index (TII) presentation in Abuja.

From the Secretary to the Government of the Federation’s keynote address and the opening remarks by the Director-General Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR)… 1/4

[Center for Fiscal Transparency & Public Integrity @FTransparencyNG]

Moments from the 2026 Transparency and Integrity Index (TII) presentation in Abuja.

From the Secretary to the Government of the Federation’s keynote address and the opening remarks by the Director-General Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR)… 1/4

[Center for Fiscal Transparency & Public Integrity @FTransparencyNG]

civil society, media, and development partners to reflect on public sector disclosure, and the importance access to information in strengthening transparency and accountability.

#TII2026 #Transparency #Accountability #AccesstoInformation 3/4