The African Centre for Media and Information Literacy in collaboration with Yar’Adua Foundation will on July 14, 2022 launch the Corruption Anonymous whistleblowing platform at Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja.
This development was announced in a statement issued on Sunday by the Coordinator of AFRI|CMIL, Dr. Chido Onumah.
The CORA platform is a secure civil society driven public whistleblowing tool through which citizens can submit tips on corruption and other forms of wrongdoing anonymously.
Jointly developed by AFRICMIL and the Yar’Adua Foundation, the platform aims at strengthening the whistleblowing policy of the Nigerian government.
Onumah said: “The CORA platform will complement the government’s whistleblowing platform managed by PICA and provide Nigerians an opportunity to participate, using whistleblowing, in consolidating the fight against corruption in Nigeria.”
Dr. Zainab Ahmed, Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, who oversees the Presidential Initiative on Continuous Audit, which manages the whistleblowing policy, and Professor Bolaji Owasanoye, Chairman, Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, will deliver special remarks at the event.
Goodwill messages are expected from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Nigeria Police Force, National Orientation Agency, Code of Conduct Bureau and Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit.
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