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Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

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Feb 3, 2024

Ebonyi South Bye-election: Let the Monster Die

The five major towns comprising Onicha Local Government Area — Abaomege, Isu, Onicha, Oshiri, and Ukawu — had a population of 236,828…

Ebonyi South Bye-election: Let the Monster Die

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

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Dec 12, 2020

Rising political tension in Ebonyi State must not degenerate to violent encounters or the…

In every polity, the product of uncontrolled political tension is anarchy or instability, at best. In 2003, moneybags in Anambra State…

Rising political tension in Ebonyi State must not degenerate to violent encounters or the…

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

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Sep 5, 2020

The Killings in Emene should stop!

By March 1968, the story of the Igbos had become a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions. As hunger and thirst grew, so did despair…

The Killings in Emene should stop!

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

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Sep 17, 2019

TEARING DOWN INFORMATION ASYMMETRY — AN AGENDA FOR SEUN ONIGBINDE

As a campaigner for open government and data revolution, I am ecstatic on the appointment of Mr Oluseun Onigbinde as a Technical Adviser…

TEARING DOWN INFORMATION ASYMMETRY — AN AGENDA FOR SEUN ONIGBINDE

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

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Jul 9, 2019

The New NFIU Policy Guidelines and Morality of Local Government Fiscal Autonomy in Nigeria

A modern state must be capable of providing socio-economic services; driving structural reforms and economic transformations; and…

The New NFIU Policy Guidelines and Morality of Local Government Fiscal Autonomy in Nigeria

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

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Jan 21, 2019

Why should governments open up their data?

Running 21st century governments by the “old rules” is reinforcing information asymmetry, inefficiency in public service, inequality and…

Why should governments open up their data?

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

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Sep 22, 2018

#NotTooYoungToRun: The Cacophony of Youth Inclusion in Nigerian Politics — @NwachukwuAni

The Global Goals are built on the success of the Millennium Development Goals’ endeavour to exterminate all forms of poverty. The goals…

#NotTooYoungToRun: The Cacophony of Youth Inclusion in Nigerian Politics — @NwachukwuAni

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

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Sep 6, 2018

Nigeria as a Black Box: Who is afraid of Public Sector Reforms and Open Government?

The twentieth century was the most remarkable in human history in terms of technological advancement such as the computer and the internet…

Nigeria as a Black Box: Who is afraid of Public Sector Reforms and Open Government?

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

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Aug 20, 2018

CaringHeart: Complementing quality Legislative Representation with Philanthropy in Ebonyi State

The 8th National Assembly is believed to have passed more bills than any other since the return to democracy in 1999. It is known for…

CaringHeart: Complementing quality Legislative Representation with Philanthropy in Ebonyi State

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

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Aug 17, 2018

Police Restructuring: Letter to the President by @NwachukwuAni

Your Excellency, as you know, the world didn’t start from order; it started from anarchy. The default state of human community is anarchic…

Police Restructuring: Letter to the President by @NwachukwuAni

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

Ani, Nwachukwu Agwu (HELP THE POOR)

Rural Development Specialist || Researcher || Campaigner || Essayist/Storyteller|| The worst form of illiteracy is political illiteracy.

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