CITAD Urges Stronger Action Against Digital Corruption in Nigeria
The Center for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) in Nigeria is urging the government and relevant stakeholders to intensify efforts in combating digital corruption. CITAD highlighted the detrimental effects of corruption on Nigeria's development, security, and democracy.
The organization emphasized the need for transparency, accountability, and digital reforms to address corrupt practices in public financial management and electoral systems. CITAD also stressed the importance of protecting whistleblowers and promoting a secure online civic space to prevent the misuse of digital platforms for corrupt activities.
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