What changes a politician's fiercest critic into their loudest defender almost overnight?
This report examines what that pattern means for political communication, public trust, and Nigeria's democracy ahead of the 2027 elections: https://t.co/QU8etnE7Qv
Ghost agencies appearing in Nigeria's national budget should worry every taxpayer because budgets are supposed to tell citizens where public money will go.
In this report, we unpack a contradiction that goes far beyond one individual: https://t.co/4LABB14gRM
@officialABAT's presidency says an agency never existed. The national budget says it got N1.3 billion.
Somewhere between those two facts lies a question every Nigerian taxpayer should be asking, as captured in this report by Development Diaries.
In less than a week, akara has travelled farther in Nigeria's political conversation than many government policies.
Read why that should concern @officialABAT, and indeed every other public servant in the country: https://t.co/OGn4CLZR8Q
Truth has always had a voice. Zenzile exists to find this generation's truth-tellers and stand behind them.
Use this link to nominate yourself or someone whose voice is making a difference: https://t.co/t5yfxNSs14
#ZenzileVoices#CommunityTruthTellers
27 years on, Nigeria's biggest democratic challenge is whether citizens still believe democracy works for them.
In our Democracy Day 2026 statement, we argue that rebuilding citizen trust must become the country's next democratic reform.
Read more here: https://t.co/FSPGgm6gB8
Nigeria says politics is open to everyone.
But nearly 29 million citizens might disagree.
Read why: https://t.co/2vd9x9JWhb
@TAF_Africa@NcpwdOfficial@inecnigeria
Nigeria's Seme Border received @WorldBank-funded infrastructure upgrades but continues to generate revenue below its potential. READ this analysis of the governance failure that converts infrastructure investment into sunk cost. @officialEFCC@icpcnigeria https://t.co/r7Ms5yRoFH
Nigeria keeps spending billions upgrading border infrastructure, but the revenue expected from the same facilities still leaks.
This report looks into what is happening at the Seme border and what must change: https://t.co/r7Ms5yRoFH
Guinea’s @Presidence_gn military transition is nearing its official end, but is the country truly returning to democracy?
We examine its upcoming elections and the concerns surrounding its 86% presidential result: https://t.co/IijsDhh3rB
Senegal’s political crisis is being sold to citizens like a story of betrayal between President @PR_Diomaye and former Prime Minister @SonkoOfficiel.
But beneath the rallies, speeches, and emotional social media battles sits a much harder reality: https://t.co/7SdyDjZrAV
Nigeria cancelled $717.7m in World Bank electricity reform funding after the project failed.
But after almost $800m had already been spent, millions of citizens still depend on gens and prayers to survive daily darkness.
Herein are questions to ask: https://t.co/SNtXjoQhRQ
Statements like 'you are neither abandoned nor forgotten' sound emotionally comforting but politically incomplete.
Citizens increasingly want measurable accountability rather than sympathetic language.
President @officialABAT said 'the walk through the dark tunnel is over, and the light is here'.
In this report, we examine the gap between promises and the reality citizens are living through. https://t.co/xqdEW7mVAz
Governor @seyimakinde has declared for Nigeria's 2027 presidency, but the opposition field keeps getting more crowded.
This report examines whether the country's opposition is preparing to defeat the ruling party or preparing to divide votes again: https://t.co/KIzTMSN2Y2
The worrying part is that the @HQNigerianArmy's arrest of civilians is not supposed to feel normal inside a constitutional democracy.
This report looks into the unlawful arrest of @Justice_Crack and what authorities must do now:
https://t.co/KhTtMpVSRw
Armed @officialEFCC operatives recently stormed a teaching hospital in Akwa Ibom, raising serious questions about patient safety inside healthcare facilities.
This report explains why many Nigerians believe that the operation crossed a dangerous line: https://t.co/G38xIEObPf
A handcuffed man begged to speak before being shot by a @PoliceNG officer.
If the laws are clear in Nigeria, why do these killings keep happening?
This report traces the pattern and what must change: https://t.co/kdaMVyZB81
The @officialABAT administration recently announced the exit of finance minister Wale Edun without any clear explanation, deepening the suspicion that power, not public interest, is doing the real work behind the scenes.
Read more: https://t.co/ZAU9dAsR2c
A recent @CIVICUSalliance report says attacks on journalists in #Ghana are rising, and 'false news' laws are being used.
What changed, and why is no one saying anything? 👇
https://t.co/URiAdTUxO2