WBI-CAP THE RURAL YOUTHS AGAINST CORRUPTION PROJECT

After months and days of planning with series of technical hitches and breakdowns in communication and partnerships, I can heave a sigh of relieve that the Rural Youths Against Corruption project finally held successfully with a landmark impact and success story. This was achieved with the contribution of fellow GYAC Nigeria member Maxwell Ogaga, Mayokun Okelola, Sola Fagurosi and the rest of the team with the full support of the National Youth Service Corps NYSC. It's amazing that even in a rural community, several cases of corruption abound.

The event which took place at the Wushishi town hall in Wushishi rural Community of Niger state, Nigeria had about 85youths participants representing 5 rural communities.

The 3-day event was climaxed by the unveiling of the online software and platform to report cases of corruption http://aspspider.info/nigerianvoices/blog.aspx.  This is a pilot template online software that was created to enable Nigerians report corruption issues via simple SMS from their mobile phones where ever they are. It was exhibited and test-run on a relative small scale where it effectiveness was proven beyond measures. An anticorruption blog platform www.nigerianvoicesaginstcorruption.com was as well officially unveiled through which the report platform can be easily accessed. This platform has enjoyed tremendous traffic flow just within the few days of it creation.

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Comment by Wurie Mamadu Tamba Barrie on September 23, 2011 at 11:12am

GYAC Nigerian Hurray, Thanks for the test and steadfastness in the face of  challenges that now bear success stories. Keep the flame burning.

 

Barrie

Comment by James Koryor on October 5, 2011 at 12:42am

thanks to all GYAC-Nigeria Members for the level of work done thus far, we say bravo. we should realize that we have a unique role to play in the fight against corruption, because Corruption affect every aspect of life we can not address any other global social issue with out given consideration to this epidemic (CORRUPTION)

 

Once more I say BRAVO!

 

James Koryor

GYAC-Liberia Member

Comment by Ogaga E. Maxwell on October 12, 2011 at 6:18am
Amazing, glad to be part of this project
Comment by Wurie Mamadu Tamba Barrie on October 12, 2011 at 12:42pm

We are open to lean from you guys.

 

Barrie

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