On 16th Sept 2025, the Centre for Media, Policy and Accountability (CMPA) hosted Anti-corruption stakeholders to witness the end of the Nigeria Anti-Corruption Performance Public Reporting (NAPPR) project and the launch of the first harmonized
Just like the Election Evidence and Countering Misinformation Project, This was also a self-funded project, initiated, and implemented by CMPA wherein we provided a one-day online training for over 60 local journalists in Nigerian media
This project was completed by CMPA prior to the formal registration of the organization in 2021 and funded by the Kaduna State Government to measure the impacts of e-leaning or lack of it during and
Conceptualized in the wake of the raging effect of the covid-19 pandemic especially as it became known to be contagious through cough or body fluids, hence the need to organize a workshop for journalists on
This was a one-year joint project funded by the MacArthur Foundation that was completed by Centre For Media Policy and accountability (CMPA), CLEEN Foundation, Centre for Fiscal Transparency and Integrity Watch, and 3 other CSOs
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