Advocacy Partnership for Good Governance-APAGG

12/08/2024

Corruption nawaooooo....

05/08/2024

I'm sure the monkey, will certainly disrupt the peace.

05/08/2024

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05/08/2024

August 1, 2024: I joined Nigerians Unite in Nationwide Protest Against Untold Hardship and Corruption,we are the only group that participated in my entire region

On August 1, 2024, Nigerians from all walks of life came together in a nationwide protest to express their grievances and dissatisfaction with the current administration. The protest was a collective cry against the unprecedented and widespread corruption perpetuated by the political class.

Despite the challenges and risks, citizens from various regions and backgrounds united to demand change and accountability from their leaders. The protest highlighted the urgent need for reforms and effective governance to address the country's socio-economic woes.

Key issues raised during the protest included:

- Widespread and mismanagement of public funds
- Unprecedented economic hardship and poverty
- Insecurity and lack of effective leadership
- Demand for accountability and transparency in governance

The nationwide protest marked a significant moment in Nigeria's history, as citizens asserted their rights and demanded a better future. The movement will likely continue until meaningful changes are implemented.

03/08/2024

Observations from a Stakeholders' Dialogue Meeting

I attended a stakeholders' dialogue meeting on Tuesday, 30th July 2024, at Oakland Hotel, organized by WACOL, focusing on Women's participation in Politics and Governance. During the meeting, I noticed a striking example of Nigeria's economic hardship: the popular PAPERLiNE jotter notebook 📓.

The notebook's size and quality have decreased dramatically, reflecting the far-reaching impact of economic challenges on both living and non-living things. This observation underscores the need for collective action to address our economic woes and work towards a better future for all."

03/08/2024

03/08/2024

We suspended our day 2 protest in Enugu because of security concerns after a meeting with the Commissioner of Police Enugu State.

We both agreed to organize a town hall meeting together to enable people press their demands.

02/08/2024

Still on the protest in Enugu.

02/08/2024

I led the protest day one in Enugu.
We Defied Threats and Fear to Make Our Voices count in the Protest

Despite the intimidation and fear-mongering, we courageously participated in the ongoing. It only takes a few committed individuals world all over to effect change

Protest in Nigeria. Our actions will be remembered by posterity, who will judge us based on our response to injustice and hardship.

30/07/2024

A Message to Nigeria's Security Agencies Ahead of the Nationwide Protest

As the nation prepares for the upcoming nationwide protest, I address this message to the Nigeria Security agencies:

Remember, your duty is to protect citizens, not suppress their voices. The Nigerian citizens movement and the upcoming protest are a call for reform and accountability.

Embrace the principles of citizen power and democratic expression. Ensure the safety of protesters and uphold their constitutional rights.

President Tinubu, heed the call for change. Listen to the voices of Nigerians demanding a better future.

All advocates for justice, let's stand united for a common goal.

27/07/2024

The Right to is Non-Negotiable: A Call to Action Against Bad Governance

The peaceful protest experienced in the past was only possible because the then government of President Jonathan allowed it, engaging protesters in meaningful negotiations and appealing for calm. However, today's leadership has shown arrogance and coercion, using force to intimidate citizens and suppress their constitutional right to peaceful protest.

The recent leadership of Presidents and Tinubu has catalyzed violence, polarizing peaceful protests like the 2020 movement. We must rise against bad governance in Nigeria, which has never been worse.

Join us in demanding change and upholding the of the Citizen, the highest authority in the land. Listen to our podcast for insightful discussions and expert analysis: (link unavailable)

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Remember, the power lies with the citizens. Let's exercise our right to peaceful protest and demand a better Nigeria.




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26/07/2024

"EXPOSED: Politicians' Desperate Attempt to Divide Us!

Since the announcement of the national protest, Nigerian politicians have been in a panic. They're using their usual tactics to manipulate the uninformed, spreading tribalistic messages on social media to turn us against each other.

But we won't fall for it! We know their tricks, and we won't let them divide us.

The likes of , hiding in exile, are trying to brainwash the gullible with tribal propaganda. But we're not buying it!

The National Assembly has already shown their true colors by fleeing on a long recess. They know they'll be the first target of the protest!

Join me on my podcast as I interview opinion leaders about the upcoming nationwide protest. Let's unite and demand change!

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Remember, the Office of the Citizen is the highest authority in the land! Our constitution states:

- Sovereignty belongs to the people (Section 14a)
- Government's primary purpose is our security and welfare (Section 14b)
- Our participation in government is ensured (Section 14c)

Let's rise up and claim our rights! "