Olufunke BaruwaNigeria’s Closing Civic Space and The Non-Profit Governance Code 2023Over the last decade, Nigeria has witnessed increasing restrictions on freedoms of speech, assembly, and association, which are fundamental…Sep 13Sep 13
Olufunke BaruwaLegislating Retrogression — Repealing the VAPP Act 2015“The VAPP Act 2015 is a crucial piece of legislation in Nigeria aimed at addressing and preventing various forms of violence, including…Sep 13Sep 13
Olufunke BaruwaWhen Silence Is Not Golden.“Silence can be a powerful tool for active listening as allowing others to speak without interruption shows attentiveness and…Sep 13Sep 13
Olufunke BaruwaHow To Get Away With CorruptionThe fight against corruption in Nigeria requires collective effort and commitment to building a just and transparent society because the…Aug 28Aug 28
Olufunke BaruwaExemplary Stewardship in the Public Service — Ode to Prof. Fatima Waziri-Azi, PhD.“Prof. Fatima Waziri-Azi’s stewardship at NAPTIP is evidence that change can happen when public servants are committed to building strong…Aug 28Aug 28
Olufunke BaruwaOffice of the Citizen“In the face of government inaction, citizens must do something in the words of Mahatma Gandhi, “You may never know what results come from…Aug 8Aug 8
Olufunke BaruwaThe Personal is Political for Women in Politics — Senator Natasha Akpoti.“Men and women bring different perspectives, skills, and strengths to the table. A forward-looking agenda must include moving from…Aug 8Aug 8
Olufunke BaruwaThe Rich(est) Also Cry.“One way or the other, if the dysfunction in Nigeria is not addressed, every one of us, rich or poor will at one point or the other “chop…Aug 8Aug 8
