We continue from the previous episode as we look into the issue of sex for grades, a true societal menace in our tertiary institutions. We are joined again by Eno Ekpo from Gender Mobile as we conclude this explosive episode. 

"Make We Sama Corruption" is a show sponsored by the Akin Fadeyi Foundation , a non-governmental organisation that focuses on accountability, transparency in both governmental and non-governmental sector of the society. We believe in a world that can be free of corruption.

Sex For Grades is a major issue in the Nigerian Education sector. We invite Miss Eno Ekpo from Gender Mobile to give us an in-depth analysis of the issue. Is Sex For Grades a type of corruption? What role does the government play? What kind of responses have we been getting from the universities, government and general public in addressing this menace? We look at all these more.

"Make We Sama Corruption" is a show sponsored by the Akin Fadeyi Foundation , a non-governmental organisation that focuses on accountability, transparency in both governmental and non-governmental sector of the society. We believe in a world that can be free of corruption.

In today's episode of "Make We Sama Corruption" we look at the perception of the general public on corruption and politics. Is politics itself dirty or is it the participants in the game that make it dirty?

We continue the conversation on corruption in the Nigerian Sports industry, and how it affect our performance in both local and international competitions. 

On this episode of "Make We Sama Corruption", we are joined by George O as we look at the sports industry and the effects of corruption on it. Is there actually corruption in the sports industry? How does it affect the image of the country as whole? We look at these issues and so much more.

The objective of this episode is to get people to pay attention to micro-level corruption that takes place as they move via road, rail, sea, and air,  and the necessary precautions that can be taken to avoid corruption.

In today's episode of "Make We Sama Corruption", we have a chat with the FRSC Anti-Corruption and Legal Unit to get deeper understanding of the FRSC's policies and modus operandi on matters of misconduct and corruption among its officers.

On today's episode of "Make We Sama Corruption" we ask the pertinent question - do the people have the power to fight corruption? It is common for people to blame the government for all corrupt practices. However, is it possible that they have a role in the causal effects and the remedy to the issue of corruption in Nigeria?

On today's episode of "Make We Sama Corruption", we continue with the discussion from last week on corruption. We amplify the reasons behind the radio project of Akin Fadeyi Foundation and other activities aimed at creating behavioural change. We also discuss Nigeria's Corruption Perception Index by Transparency International.

On this episode of "Make We Sama Corruption" we look at the reasons behind the radio project of Akin Fadeyi Foundation and other projects - and the impact they hope to have.