12/06/2026
DEMOCRACY DAY: Democracy Cannot Survive in Secrecy
Democracy is not only about voting.
It is about accountability.
It is about transparency.
It is about the right of citizens to know how they are governed.
As stated in "No More Secrets", government business in Nigeria has for too long been “shrouded in mystery and enmeshed in secrecy,” creating distrust between the people and those who govern them.
The book also reminds us that “to know has become a right.”
This is why the Freedom of Information Act matters. It gives citizens the power to ask questions, demand public records, and seek accountability from public institutions.
On this Democracy Day, ask yourself:
What do you want to know?
Which ministry, agency, commission, or government office do you want to understand better?
Are you interested in knowing how public funds are allocated and spent?
Do you want to understand how to request information from a public institution?
Do you want to know the right questions to ask when dealing with government offices?
Do you want to understand how transparency, accountability, and citizens’ rights work under the Freedom of Information Act?
This book explains all of that in a clear and practical way.
Get your copy now.
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No More Secrets. Because democracy works better when citizens are informed.
