Favouritism, a subtle but pervasive form of corruption, is often overlooked in discussions about governance, ethics, and justice in Nigeria. Rooted in societal values and practices, favouritism undermines fairness, equity, and social cohesion, while also breeding mistrust and resentment within communities.
In a world increasingly beset by the shadows of corruption and cybercrime, the need for robust, ethical education is more urgent than ever. EYACE: Engaging Youths in Anti-Corruption and Cybercrime Education has risen to this challenge, marking its presence as a
An African proverb once quotes “What an elder sees while sitting, cannot be seen by a child even if he climbs to the top of a ladder or mountain”. This statement is a metaphorical representation of experiences gained by seniors or
"It is crucial to understand that every action, even in the digital realm, leaves an indelible mark. The consequences may be severe, but with awareness, education, and support, there is hope for redemption and a chance to rebuild shattered dreams - Dr.
Based on our ongoing school outreach efforts, it's evident that education plays a pivotal role in shaping ethical conduct and instilling values such as integrity, honesty, and accountability right from the formative years. By incorporating modules on anti-corruption, and anti-cybercrime into
Below are some of the problems we are solving Engaging youths in anti-cybercrime and anti-corruption education can positively impact society by addressing various problems. Here are some key issues that such education initiatives aim to solve. Reducing Cybercrime rate: Awareness: Many
