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On 5 October 2017 Dr Joe Abah delivered ARI's 10th anniversary lecture on making public service reform a reality in Nigeria

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Educating future leaders in Nigeria

19 May 2017

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Drawing on experience of working within Nigeria’s political system, former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole, puts forward some ideas for reform

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Reforming Nigeria from within

Drawing on experience of working within Nigeria’s political system, former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole, puts forward some ideas for reform.

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No renaissance for Plateau State

22 Dec 2016

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Richard Ali returns to Jos, only to find that the road to Jos is nothing like that of yesteryear for young people.

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The view from Oyo State

Chief Gbade Adejumo argues that the civil service in Oyo state has become inefficient.

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Citizens ‘Making Noise’: Keeping Track of Buhari’s Government

23 Jun 2015

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BudgIT was founded in 2011 and aims to enable Nigerian citizens and policymakers to hold government to account for revenue and expenditure decisions through analysis of public data. ARI spoke to its founder, Oluseun Onigbinde.

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ARI’s 10th anniversary lecture: Reforming the public sector in Nigeria

Educating future leaders in Nigeria

Reforming Nigeria from within

No renaissance for Plateau State

The view from Oyo State

Citizens ‘Making Noise’: Keeping Track of Buhari’s Government