I had a documentary that chronicled my story from the lens of those who saw we grow up. If you like to be inspired and you can spare a few GB, kindly watch.
OLUSEUN AT 40 | AD MAIOREM DEI GLORIAM | FUN IGBEGA OGO OLUWA
https://t.co/Ehp0uOrPlb via @YouTube
You may know BudgIT today, but do you know the story of how we got here?
15 years ago, @seunonigbinde and @josephagunbiade had an idea.
An idea that began in Nigeria, crossed borders and grew into a Pan-African organisation working across six countries, with more than 80 people behind the work.
But how does an idea travel this far?
Our 15th anniversary impact story looks back at some of the moments that shaped BudgIT and the work we do today.
And as we celebrate where we are today, we’re thinking about where we go from here.
This is just a glimpse. Stay tuned for the full story. 🎥
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@dmightyangel@TrackaNG@LSMOH You can see that Tracka stated that “This disturbing account alleges ”
You should go back and read their statement once again.
1 question. And 15 years later, we are still asking.
How do we make public finance easier for citizens to understand?
For 15 years, that question has shaped how Nigerians engage with public money. It has helped citizens understand what government is spending, follow where the money goes, question decisions that affect their communities and demand answers from the people entrusted with public resources.
15 years later, the question remains.
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🗣️BudgIT Turns 15: Africa's Leading Civic-Tech Organisation Marks a Decade and a Half of Fiscal Transparency and Citizen Empowerment
BudgIT, Africa's leading civic-tech organisation and public finance think-tank, is marking its 15th anniversary, celebrating fifteen years of simplifying public budgets, tracking government spending, and empowering citizens across Africa and beyond to demand transparency and accountability.
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For the umpteenth time, the President does not have the legal authority to direct the EFCC Chairman to investigate, arrest, prosecute, or drop a specific case if doing so would interfere with the Commission's statutory independence or violate the law.
What is all this FGS!
President Tinubu in a phone conversation with Governor Ademola Adeleke on Thursday informed him about his directive to the EFCC to lift the court order on the Osun State Government account
Buying fuel today feels very different from what it did a decade ago.
With petrol selling for around N1,300 per litre, many Nigerians are making tougher choices about how they travel, run their businesses, and manage everyday expenses.
But what happens when Nigeria’s biggest source of revenue takes a major hit?
In 2016, oil prices fell from over $112 per barrel to below $50, inflation climbed above 18%, and the naira came under pressure.
The impact was felt across the country as Nigeria entered its first recession in 25 years.
The government responded with the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP), a blueprint designed to restore growth, create jobs, invest in people, and build a more diversified economy.
Nearly a decade after the ERGP was introduced, we look back at the ERGP, what it set out to achieve, the progress made, and the targets that remained unfinished.
In this video, @OIseniyi breaks down the story behind the plan and the lessons Nigeria’s economic journey holds today.
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Dear @cenbank, your website needs a serious UI/UX overhaul. Finding data shouldn't be this difficult, especially for such an important institution. Consider working with Nigeria's young designers and developers to build a more user-friendly & accessible data repository. Cheers!
perhaps this is a small indication that some guardrails within our leadership structure still remain. In a nutshell, I’ve never been this excited to see someone fail💀
Cubana Chief Priest’s recent political ambitions reminded me of an uncomfortable truth: age does not automatically confer wisdom, wealth does not guarantee leadership, and influence is not a substitute for competence or character.
when political gatekeeping resists the elevation of individuals whose public persona raises serious questions about suitability for public office.
For all the cynicism surrounding Nigerian politics,