In the past couple of years, we’ve read hideous news feeds of abuses on young domestic workers in Nigeria, thanks to social media. In 2020, a woman chopped off her domestic worker’s finger in Onitsha, Anambra (withinnigeria.com, Sep 24, 2020). Similar incident had happened in 2014 (read here). In 2021, a 10-year-old domestic worker wasContinue reading “The ordeals of child domestic workers in Nigeria.”
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The Neoteric Governance Boot Camp 2021 Lagos (and Abuja) Wrap-up – ConstitutionLab PVC Drive.
In this final report, we highlight the community project of the winner of the mini grant component of the Neoteric Governance Boot Camp 2021 Lagos edition.
ENDSARS Commemorative Guest Article – Of Nigerians, Policing and the Social Contract: Reflections on The Nigerian Police Post #ENDSARS.
Chimezie Udechukwu in this commemorative piece beautifully makes the nexus between the social contract and the duty of the Nigerian police force and what that means for reforming the Nigerian Police Force as demanded by the ENDSARS agitations.
Nigeria, A Land Where Laws Only Work When It Is Self-Serving – The Ongoing VAT Debacle and Tax War Between the Federal Government and Rivers State.
In this article we look at the current ongoing tax wars and how it should translate to better overall accountability at State level for citizens of Nigerians residing in States, especially Rivers State
Glory Ifezue Foundation for Women and Youth Initiative. 