Tag:Hamzat Lawal

News

Hamzat Lawal: Fighting corruption requires ‘Stepping on Toes’

After reading the book, Stepping on Toes: My Odyssey at the Nigerian Ports Authority, written by the former Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports...

Michael Simire - August 27, 2024

Health

From Serendipity to Synchronicity: An imperfect storm that Nigerians need

The book, An Imperfect Storm: A pandemic and the coming of age of a Nigerian institution, written by the immediate past Director-General of the...

Michael Simire - August 19, 2024

Human Settlement

Group calls for review of Petroleum Industry Act 2021

The Connected Development (CODE), a non-governmental organisation (NGO), has called for the review of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021 to ensure that host...

Michael Simire - March 27, 2024

Sustainable Devpt

2023: FTM advocates inclusion of SDGs in electoral campaigns

Follow The Money (FTM), a transparency and accountability network, has called on those seeking elective positions in the 2023 general elections to consider the...

Michael Simire - September 18, 2022

Gender

Waiting for Nigeria’s Madam President

We live in a world that is transforming, where norms are disrupted at the speed of light. However, a dimension of disruption that I...

Michael Simire - December 1, 2021

Cover

Follow The Money nominated for Pan-African Civic Award, AfricTivistes

Activist and Founder of Follow The Money, Hamzat Lawal, has been nominated for the AfricTivitstes Award alongside Muazu Alhaji Modu, Follow The Money Regional...

Michael Simire - October 18, 2021

Cover

Beyonce’s Global Citizens Fellowship appoints Hamzat Lawal to Advisory Council

The Chief Executive Officer of Connected Development (CODE), Hamzat Lawal, has been appointed by the Global Citizens Fellowship to join an advisory council that will...

Michael Simire - July 26, 2021

Human Welfare

CODE seeks MDAs probe over mismanagement of N97b COVID-19 fund

The 2020 annual report released by Connected Development (CODE) detailing how the federal and state governments spent the N97 billion Coronavirus intervention fund has...

Michael Simire - June 21, 2021

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