FROM CORRUPTION TO SUSTAINABILITY: ENERGIZING NIGERIA’S FUTURE
The Yar’Adua Foundation, in partnership with the Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF) and the School of African Studies Anti-Corruption Evidence Consortium (SOAS-ACE), hosted a roundtable meeting with support from the Ford Foundation. The roundtable explored the intersectionality between renewable energy, accountability, and sustainability. The event brought together the diplomatic community, energy experts, researchers, the media, and civil society organizations. The roundtable was attended by over 50 participants including Eyo O. Ekpo, CEO, Excredite Consulting Limited, Dr. Obiageli Katryn Ezekwesili, Co-Founder, The School of Politics, Policy and Governance, Dr. Pallavi Roy, Reader (Associate Professor) at Political Economy Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy SOAS, University of London, Tijah Bolton-Akpan, Head of Programmes, Policy Alert, Alexander Sewell, Policy and Advocacy Manager, Stakeholder Democracy Network, Nnimmo Bassey, Director, Health of Mother Earth Foundation, and Emmanuel Kuyole, Programmes Officer, Ford Foundation.
