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This edition is engage the conduct, successes and areas of improvement for subsequent elections 

As a continuum to last week’s discussion, building bridges again continues its focus on good governance with a view to probing the accountability index and orientation in Nigeria both at micro and macro level.

Transparency is a key requirement of good governance. It’s a requirement in both micro and macro levels. This means that decisions taken and their enforcement are done in a manner that follows rules and regulations. It also means that information is freely available and directly accessible to those who will be affected by such decisions and their enforcement. It also means that enough information is provided and that it is provided in easily understandable forms and media.

The demand for such cannot be overemphasized especially in a democratic setting like Nigeria. Transparency cannot be enforced without the adherences to the rule of law. You can share your through our feedback channel. 

Transparency is a key requirement of good governance. It’s a requirement in both micro and macro levels. This means that decisions taken and their enforcement are done in a manner that follows rules and regulations. It also means that information is freely available and directly accessible to those who will be affected by such decisions and their enforcement. It also means that enough information is provided and that it is provided in easily understandable forms and media.

The demand for such cannot be overemphasized especially in a democratic setting like Nigeria. Transparency cannot be enforced without the adherences to the rule of law. Happy listening!

There is no gain saying that concept of social justice has been a matter of debate and over time Nigerians have come to terms that it is just a concept not a deliverable. The value of justice in Nigeria have been considered as an ideology not a practice hence, the reflection is mirrored at both local, state and national scale of administration.

The level of inflation, insecurity, high cost of governance. On this program we are examining government policies with of aim educating our audience on the practices, failings and possible solutions to policy formulations as regards delivering social justice and good governance.

Also the idea of good governance is a subject known only at theoretical levels. What are some of these indicators to look out for in gauging good governance?

How can the people be part of these process and also take part for sake of transparency?

In another development there have been concerns on the indiscriminate posting of bills and littering of public places by campaign posters. This is connected to the poor culture of facility management by both leaders and citizens. Please enjoy the conversation With Mr. Chinge Dodo (A public analyst and a social commentator)

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We had an open mic discussion on Building Bridges, we entertained opinions of teeming audience as a way of recording their yearnings if given the opportunity to lead. The wishful thinking opens up the lines for audience to state their possible actions based on hierarch (prioritizing public demands). “What two things will you do differently if you were president, governor and why? That was our question for the day. we would like to get your feedback. Enjoy the podcast!

Enjoy the exclusive conversation between TEKAN Peace Desk and Justice, Development and Peace Caritas on the topical issue of peace  clubs in secondary schools tailored for sustainable peace in communities.  

The security situation in Plateau State has deteriorated owing to the violent conflict which erupted in state capital in 2001. Since then, the losses of the state became be unquantified. We have resorted in counting lives as numbers not human then we lose its sacredness.as it stands the sacredness of lives is worth nothing as the news of people being killed is almost a daily occurrence.

The agricultural potential of Plateau state in one of the highest in the country yet the return on investment for farmers in that sector has been generally low due to insecurity and the non-willingness of investors to come.

The tourism potential of Plateaus is second to none in the country, however the sector has remained moribund because of insecurity and governments inability tackle security.

The after effect of these incessant attacks in the state led to the displacement of persons, illegal occupation of sacked hamlets and villages as well as the denial of access and seizure of farm lands by these militias. The fate of these sacked communities in Plateaus state hangs on the balance. Justice is said to be denied to these communities. Available data shows that 102 villages in Plateau have been overran and some occupied by

Mr. Dalyop Solomon Mwantiri Esq from Emancipation Centre for Crisis Victims in Nigeria (ECCVN) was our guest on this edition of Building Bridges.

The security situation in Plateau State has deteriorated owing to the violent conflict which erupted in state capital in 2001. Since then, the losses of the state became be unquantified. We have resorted in counting lives as numbers not human then we lose its sacredness.as it stands the sacredness of lives is worth nothing as the news of people being killed is almost a daily occurrence.

The agricultural potential of Plateau state in one of the highest in the country yet the return on investment for farmers in that sector has been generally low due to insecurity and the non-willingness of investors to come.

The tourism potential of Plateaus is second to none in the country, however the sector has remained moribund because of insecurity and governments inability tackle security.

The after effect of these incessant attacks in the state led to the displacement of persons, illegal occupation of sacked hamlets and villages as well as the denial of access and seizure of farm lands by these militias. The fate of these sacked communities in Plateaus state hangs on the balance. Justice is said to be denied to these communities. Available data shows that 102 villages in Plateau have been overran and some occupied by

Mr. Dalyop Solomon Mwantiri Esq from Emancipation Centre for Crisis Victims in Nigeria (ECCVN) will be our guest to discuss this and more.

BB - Journey to Ending Incessant Attacks in Plateau State - 19th Jan. 2022