A civil society organisation in Nigeria Enough is Enough (EiE) has announced a call for applications to “Hacking the Nigeria Code” course.
EiE said the course, a nine-week online course, is aimed to help connect the dots about Nigeria.
“With nationalism on the rise and increasing authoritarianism, there must be a deliberate effort to reorient minds and hearts,” EiE said in its statement.
“It is clear that Nigeria’s operating system (OS) is corrupt and the fundamentals need to be reset. Corruption is the visible outcome of a system that is not functioning as it was designed,” it added.
EiE said the course will cover a diverse set of topics including, National Questions in National Conferences; Causes & Consequences of Systemic Corruption; Historical Antecedents; and The World Around Us.
The sessions will be facilitated by thirteen thought-leading Nigerians including Ayisha Osori, Femi Falana (SAN), Kunle Soriyan, Oby Ezekwesili and Sam Adeyemi.
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Source: Guardian Newspaper
