2023: Politicians, civil society organisations to seek accountability over campaign promises as NPO Reports hold one-day dialogue
Politicians and prominent members of the civil society organisations are billed to seek new ways to hold politicians accountable for the promises they make to the electorate during electioneering at a one-day dialogue session convened by NPO Reports.
The theme of the one-day dialogue – 2023 & Beyond: Tracking Campaign Promises for Good Governance – according to a statement, signed by Semiu Okanlawon, Editor-in-Chief of NPO Reports, is to ensure political office seekers and the electorate begin to treat campaign promises as accountability issues for the sake of good governance.
Angela Agoawike, the CEO of Omalicha Radio and former Editorial Coordinator at the Organisation of Oil Exporting Countries News.Also expected at the NPO Reports event are representatives of civil society organisations especially those working for the fine-tunning of the Nigerian political space.
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