Welcome to 2025! Here's a speech from our Secretary General, @HaliluMukhtar We extend a hearty appreciation to our stakeholders, partners, and the general public for standing with us through 2024 in the fight for the promotion of accountability. #FollowTheMoney #HappyNewYear

#FactsAboutLGAFAAC Series My Contri Pipo, This week, we look at Imo, Edo & Taraba States: 📌Imo – ₦12.9B 📌Edo – ₦11.2B 📌Taraba – ₦9.1B Figures no dey lie, but silence fit hide truth. Make we #FollowTheMoney make e for no loss. #FTM #LGAFAAC

Excited to share that Connected Development [CODE] is strengthening its commitment to health accountability in Nigeria following an insightful week at the Global Health Advocacy Incubator (@IncubatorGHAI) Budget Accelerator Workshop in Nairobi, Kenya. Our team, represented by

From grassroots campaigns and strategy rooms at Connected Development (@Connected_dev) to lecture halls in the UK at @SussexUni @IDS_UK. Different cities, same mission: the continued fight for a more equitable world, amplify the voice of grassroot communities, #FollowTheMoney,

Online “cruise” is not an excuse for violence. 🚫 Women and girls face daily digital abuse, harassment, bullying, and “dragging” that is often dismissed as just banter. But let’s be clear: Digital abuse is real violence. What we can ALL do: 🔒 Block & Report abusers 🛡️

2026 Budget Accountability ALERT! 🚨 Transparency builds trust, but the 2026 budget update across many states is not clear. So, ask your leaders: Where is your 2026 budget? Tag your state government and demand transparency. #FollowTheMoney #OpenGovernment #BudgetTransparency

#FactsAboutLGAFAAC Series My Contri Pipo, How much did your LGA receive this month? In Katsina State, Katsina LGA tops with ₦660.2M, while in Kwara State: Ilorin West leads with ₦691.5M, and in Ondo State, Akure South got ₦682.3M #FollowTheMoney #LGAFacts

Going back to school has been really challenging, but most importantly exciting. As a development practitioner with close to two decades of experience, it's been interesting listening to, and engaging the diverse views of colleagues from over 30 different countries✨👏 Truly a

It’s that time of the year again and at Connected Development, we’re kicking off the festive season with our annual tradition of setting up the Christmas Tree, a simple act of joy, community, and gratitude. From all of us at CODE, we wish you and your loved ones a bright and

🌍 “We Should Have the Agency and Resources” Connected Development (CODE) and @BudgITng recently hosted Pause and Reflect workshops in Maiduguri and Port Harcourt, bringing together CSOs, CBOs, NGOs, and international partners to discuss how local organizations manage funding

Connected Development is proud to participate in Oxfam Nigeria’s @oxfaminnigeria AACJ & FAIR4ALL closeout event this weekend. In one of the panel hosted by Kingsley Agu @UcheCODE , conversations on youth, civic engagement, and sustainable community impact sparked powerful

#FactsAboutLGAFAAC Series My Contri Pipo, July 2025 FAAC shows how much money enter our LGAs: Delta got ₦13.5bn, Enugu received ₦10.4bn+ while Gombe got ₦7.7bn. These funds are public, the results should be too. Make we all #FollowTheMoney so e no go lost. #FTM #LGAFAAC

No girl should lose out on her education because of unfair debt. Many countries are trapped paying more in debt than they can invest in their own people. Debt reform can unlock vital resources so governments can invest in girls’ education, so every girl has a fair chance to

#FactsAboutLGAFAAC Series LGA gets allocation of billions monthly, and understanding the numbers is key to holding leaders accountable. In July 2025: 📌 Ogun got a total of ₦11.5bn 📌 Kano received ₦21bn 📌 Kogi got ₦10.9bn If money flows, development should show. #FTM

Not all project successes are quantifiable, which is why performance review meetings are important as they help measure the success of a project beyond metrics and quantifiable data by providing a platform for qualitative insights such as mindset/cultural shifts, engagement &

Dear Nigerian Governors, As you submit your 2026 budgets with eye-watering figures, Nigerians have one question: how far with the 2025 promises? Active citizens are watching. We will ask questions. We will demand answers. And as always, we will #FollowTheMoney make e no loss.

📍 Ebonyi: ₦6.3B, Izzi tops with ₦626.98M, yet many still lack clean water. 📍 Cross River: ₦7.5B,Akpabuyo ₦601.58M; weak infrastructure persists. 📍 Borno: ₦14.3B,Maiduguri ₦866.52M; rebuilding trust needs transparency. Let’s #FollowTheMoney. #FactsAboutLGAFAACSeries

#FactsAboutLGAFAAC Series My Contri Pipo, Every month, billions flow from Abuja to our LGAs, but how much of that truly reaches our communities? This week, we spotlight Ebonyi, Cross River & Borno States,where July 2025 allocations tell different stories but share one truth.

WE ARE HIRING! 🗣️ Are you passionate about advocacy, social change, and meticulous financial management? Do you want to join a team of young, vibrant, and goal-oriented individuals? 🤔 Connected Development (@connected_dev) is seeking a Finance Officer to ensure effective

Common cultural misconceptions in some rural parts of Northern Nigeria on educating the girl-child include 👇 “Enrolling girls in school makes them wayward” “School takes too long, and girls become too old and undesirable for marriage by the time they are done” “Schools makes

So we ask again, who keeps the books, who guards the truth? Because figures no dey lie, but silence fit lie ooo. Abeg, make we #FollowTheMoney make e for no loss. 3/3 🧵 #FTM #Accountability #Transparency #LGAFAAC