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Nigeria: Federal Govt Admits Whistleblower Policy Has Failed
Leadership, 15 December 2022
The federal government has acknowledged the failure of one of its policies, whistleblowing, to yield results, saying it has lost momentum. Read more »
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Nigeria: Whistle Blowing Policy Has Lost Steam, Govt Declares
This Day, 15 December 2022
The federal government has assessed its six-year old Whistle Blowing Policy with a declaration that the policy has not performed up to expectation. Read more »
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Nigeria: Cabinet Approves Finance, Whistleblower Bills 2022
Premium Times, 15 December 2022
FEC also approved N9.24 billion for insurance cover for government agencies, military and intelligence agencies for 2022 to 2023. Read more »
Whistleblower Policy Has Failed - Nigerian Govt
The government has said that the policy that was launched on December 21, 2016 by the Ministry of Finance, to encourage people to volunteer information about fraud, bribery, the looting of government funds and assets, financial misconduct and any other form of corruption or theft, has lost steam, writes Deji Elumoye for This Day.
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