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AUC - NIGERIA ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA (PROJECT 2018)

During the 30th Ordinary Session of the General Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union, H.E. President Muhammadu Buhari was endorse to Champion the fight against corruption on the continent within the context of the AU theme: "Winning the Fight Against Corruption: A Sustainable Path to Africa's Transformation" .

2. A National Steering Committee was inaugurated by H. E. Geoffrey Onyeama, Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs on 15th February, 2018. The committee was tasked to provide the African Union Advisory Board on Corruption with the necessary technical support to ensure the realization of the campaign's core objectives, particularly key issues on Mr. President's speech.

3. The National Steering Committee (NST) was to collaborate with the African Union Advisory Board on Corruption to assist Mr. President to prepare actionable programmes (Project 2018) to facilitate all AU Member States participation in the fight against corruption. Mr. President is expected to urge his counterparts from other African countries yet to sign the African Convention in Prohibiting and Preventing Corruption on the continent to do so urgently. The Committee is also to assist Mr. President persuade his African counterparts across board to develop and establish national dialogues among the youth on the evil consequence of corruption in the under-development of Africa.
4. While the major focus of the campaign is targeted at youth across Africa who are the leaders of tomorrow, the aim of the project among others; is to help cultivate early in life among youth the virtue of honesty, probity and accountability in their public and private lives. They are to eschew evil, especially corruption and other devastating social vices in public and private governance. The committee would assist Mr. President to sensitize and persuade African countries who are yet sign, to not only sign and ratify the convention, but to urgently domesticate the AUCPPC in the internal processes of member states so as to eliminate corruption in public and private governance across Africa.

5. Key highlights for the proposed areas for inclusion in Mr. President's letter to his counterparts are inter alia;

(i) Ratification of the AU Anti-Corruption Convention by 16 Member States that are yet to sign.
(ii) Encourage the commitments of AU Member States to the fight against illicit financial flow.
(iii) Request Technical Support for the AU (ABC) on the ratification and full implementation of the Convention.
(v) Notify Member States to present Statements on their national anti-corruption policies and strategies at the 31st AU Summit in Mauritania.

6. The NSC has prepared programmes to resonate Mr. President's commitment towards the fight against corruption as contained in his speech. The Work Plan contains about 37 activities which will be driven by AUCABC and the National Steering Committee in the Project 2018.

7. Lastly is the Youth Rally which is expected to take place at national and regional levels, with selected locations across the five (5) regions of Africa. The West Africa sub-regional Youth Congress would be held in Senegal, while the grand finale takes place in Abuja tentatively billed for 21-22 June, 2018. All stakeholders especially MFA, EFCC and PACAC were requested to interface with stakeholders such as AU (ECOSOC), committing them to ensuring their participation especially in providing technical support and using their existing platforms and network in the various regions to explore the possibility of garnering support for the programme through the medium of social media and entertainment crews in order to create the much needed awareness and sensitization for the campaign. The theme of the Youth Rally is "Youth and the Fight against Corruption in Africa: Call to Action". The committee would also identify and liais with potential development partners who are willing to provide technical support and sponsorship. Other activities include school related programs that resonates the core objectives of the AU and Mr. President. In this regard, programmes such as quiz, debates and other youth symposium where issues of policy formulation affecting them at the national level will be discussed in the youth congress.

8. Finally, Anti-Corruption Ambassadors and Envoys would be commissioned by Mr. President to deliver his message across the borders of the AU Member States on the need for all to join in the fight to sustainably eradicate corruption on the continent.


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AUC - NIGERIA ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA (PROJECT 2018)

During the 30th Ordinary Session of the General Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union, H.E. President Muhammadu Buhari was endorse to Champion the fight against corruption on the continent within the context of the AU theme: "Winning the Fight Against Corruption: A Sustainable Path to Africa's Transformation" .

2. A National Steering Committee was inaugurated by H. E. Geoffrey Onyeama, Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs on 15th February, 2018. The committee was tasked to provide the African Union Advisory Board on Corruption with the necessary technical support to ensure the realization of the campaign's core objectives, particularly key issues on Mr. President's speech.

3. The National Steering Committee (NST) was to collaborate with the African Union Advisory Board on Corruption to assist Mr. President to prepare actionable programmes (Project 2018) to facilitate all AU Member States participation in the fight against corruption. Mr. President is expected to urge his counterparts from other African countries yet to sign the African Convention on Prohibiting and Preventing Corruption in the continent to do so urgently. The Committee is also to assist Mr. President persuade his African counterparts across board to develop and establish national dialogues among the youth on the evil consequence of corruption in the under-development of Africa.
4. While the major focus of the campaign is targeted at youth across Africa who are the leaders of tomorrow, the aim of the project among others; is to help cultivate early in life among youth the virtue of honesty, probity and accountability in their public and private lives. They are to eschew evil, especially corruption and other devastating social vices in public and private governance. The committee would assist Mr. President to sensitize and persuade African countries who are yet sign, to not only sign and ratify the convention, but to urgently domesticate the AUCPPC in the internal processes of member states so as to eliminate corruption in public and private governance across Africa.

5. Key highlights for the proposed areas for inclusion in Mr. President's letter to his counterparts are inter alia;

(i) Ratification of the AU Anti-Corruption Convention by 16 Member States that are yet to sign.
(ii) Encourage the commitments of AU Member States to the fight against illicit financial flow.
(iii) Request Technical Support for the AU (ABC) on the ratification and full implementation of the Convention.
(v) Notify Member States to present Statements on their national anti-corruption policies and strategies at the 31st AU Summit in Mauritania.

6. The NSC has prepared programmes to resonate Mr. President's commitment towards the fight against corruption as contained in his speech. The Work Plan contains about 37 activities which will be driven by AUCABC and the National Steering Committee in the Project 2018.

7. Lastly is the Youth Rally which is expected to take place at national and regional levels, with selected locations across the five (5) regions of Africa. The West Africa sub-regional Youth Congress would be held in Senegal, while the grand finale takes place in Abuja tentatively billed for 21-22 June, 2018. All stakeholders especially MFA, EFCC and PACAC were requested to interface with stakeholders such as AU (ECOSOC), committing them to ensuring their participation especially in providing technical support and using their existing platforms and network in the various regions to explore the possibility of garnering support for the programme through the medium of social media and entertainment crews in order to create the much needed awareness and sensitization for the campaign. The theme of the Youth Rally is "Youth and the Fight against Corruption in Africa: Call to Action". The committee would also identify and liais with potential development partners who are willing to provide technical support and sponsorship. Other activities include school related programs that resonates the core objectives of the AU and Mr. President. In this regard, programmes such as quiz, debates and other youth symposium where issues of policy formulation affecting them at the national level will be discussed in the youth congress.

8. Finally, Anti-Corruption Ambassadors and Envoys would be commissioned by Mr. President to deliver his message across the borders of the AU Member States on the need for all to join in the fight to sustainably eradicate corruption on the continent.


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beajjay:
Just completed my documentation.
The criteria for selection is still totally unknown. Out of the 21 people interviewed for min. of education (Oyo State) ..... I could only see 4 people I recognized from the Batch A interview.
I later got to know that interview was conducted for the batch B sometimes in May... .and they were invited through phone calls to come for interviews. MOST people invited for documentation are Batch B applicants and they are connected to one FCSC official or the other.
All thanks to God.. ...with no form of connection, I made it to the documentation stage.....APL is up next by the grace of God!

Excuse me! R u saying they r not issuing ApL letters today?! And that after the documentation, one will be required to go sit and wait another period before d issuance of of letters?! Let me get you right pls!

I don't mean to break anyone's heart! But I hope you guys realize not every hopeful is on Nairaland! In my own case, the oda two persons who got text messages don't even know what Nairaland is. So you see, its possible pple r getting theirs from your zone n ur not aware!!

yahmaid04:
i think you should pay because posting might take time from my own point of view but also wait for other ppls advice

Lolz! U beta pay ur rent! On your earlier question I think ApL's will be given immediately after documentation on the same day. Its gud your's tomorrow, you go n see how its done n then give us a feedback. I think mine is on Thursday.

Erenje24:
I just got the message now, Cross River, so happy...

Am so happy especially for you Erenje! Congrats...

I think patience is needed for those who r yet to receive text messages! It's definitely after the break now. I just want to encourage those who didn't get an invite to take courage n move on...everyone invited for the interview deserve the job. Its just unfortunate there r limited spaces. Am actually gutted some very good friends I made during d Interview didn't get an invite. They r highly intelligent guys who without an iota of doubt would had done well in service. I hope you succeed in ur next one.

Exercise a little more patience guys! You'll get yours!!

Room112:
Morning all just received my text this morning from Benue,nasarawa,plateau.

Please which among the State and which Ministry??

I'll second the guy who postulated next week or d upper week! I think it's between two weeks now. Remain Positive!!

LOL

See all this ignorant people talking! quote me anywhere. they met today.

The presidents assent and the budget has nothing to do with issuing appointment letters. Its just common sense.

All ye rumour mongers! Hear the truth, Stakeholders in respect to this recruitment recently met at FCSC for final deliberations. So expect your appointment letters soon.

Positive vibes!

I still think the entire process is not solely dependent on the budget being assented to, there are several oda factors in play! The assent is just a step in the right direction...bla bla bla... Remain positive!!

The above comment point to the budget not being signed as the factor delaying the entire process. I hope u do realize the budget will be officially signed by the Act.Prez tomorrow. So we'll see how gud ur sources/inside man is.

I remember telling you guys its not going to b as soon as envisaged. It takes a process.

yahmaid04:
from who?

Lolz! From ARM PENSION! I think we need a little bit of comic relief... Too much tension on this platform.

Pls who else received a call today??

Pls the Act.prez meeting was held yesterday! To those who said we were getting positive news after the 'shareholders meeting', what's happening behind the scene pls. Some of us r already growing old of waiting... #feeduswithusefulinfoorkeepshot!!!!

onikstib:
Going by what you said, you are in tune with the working system of the FCSC.APLs are available and all things being equal, the rolling out will commence this week and/or Latest next week.

AMEN!!!

Its 'stakeholders' pls! And the meeting between the Act.Prez has nothing to do with the current recruitment process. If am going to align myself with any of the assumption above but not conceding, then I will say the recruitment is dependent on the 2017 budget. However, I still think there are oda factors to be considered. Lyk its in the habit of FCSC to release ApL's after two months or so soon thereafter their interviews. Its equally possible this yr might be different from their precedents, as i still encourage you to remain positive and prayerful.

Its 'stakeholders' pls! And the meeting between the Act.Prez has nothing to do with the current recruitment process. If am going to align myself with any of the assumption above but not conceding, then I will say the recruitment is dependent on the 2017 budget. However, I still think there are oda factors to be considered. Lyk its in the habit of FCSC to release ApL's after two months or so soon thereafter their interviews. Its equally possible this yr might be different from their precedents. I still encourage you to remain positive and prayerful.

Guys oo! How abt if i tell you d ApL will still tk a little while longer...Don't ask abt my sources pls. Just remain positive!!

eazysucre:
Thank God. A good man, prayer answered

Seriously doubt if there will be major changes wit d recruitment process... worst case scenario is one or two permutations

yahmaid04:
I never noticed that the federal commissioners conducted our interview till i searched for remi Akande, I saw some of their pictures

I said it earlier on this forum that " Some big boys from FCSC n MFA were d ones conducting d interviews... They were mostly Directors and even bigger personalities.

M not implying corruption ooo! He looks and spoke lyk a good man...Hopefully, the finalist(ApL's) is based on qualification, merit and God's favor...

Hmmm! R u certain?? I fear my own commissioner ooo! U can imagine he said something lyk " I know this lady, her father is so so so! And was a very good friend of mine" in the interview room. Pls wat can u infer from this statement?? Just saying though, m not afraid.

Wooow! Ok ooo!! Since wen pls?? Cuz I tot Mrs Ayo's tenure was extended in order to complete the recruitment process.

Erenje24:
I want to go there and find out things 4 myself, pls, which office do i go? Is it where we had the interview?

Lolz! if u want any info as regards wats happening I bliv d ryt place to visit is FCSC Head office and not PSIN... I bliv the venue was only used for the convenience of the interviews!!

Hiculis:
Thanks, I almost had a heart attack!

I am equally not certain of my reply. How did you get d information n how credible is it??!