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| Public
Interest Coalition (PIC)
across the 6 states |
The
Centre for Constitutional
Governance (CCG) with
the support of the National
Endowment for Democracy
(NED) brought together
Civil Society groups and
top government officials
in the 6 Southwest States
of Nigeria.. .Read
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Budget Work for Human
Development |
| CCG
working in consortium
with other 5 partners
across 6 geo-political
zones of Nigeria carried
out budget work in 3 Local
Government Areas of Oyo
State on Budget AdvocacyRead
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CCG
 at
a Glance
The Centre for Constitutional
Governance was established
in 1998 by Dr. Beko Ransome-Kuti
as a non-profit and non-governmental
organization. The Centre
was established for the
purpose of working with
communities, community-based
organizations, and all
institutions. It worked
in collaboration with
all stakeholders in democracy
and for its protection
and promotion of Constitutional
Governance in Nigeria.
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Dr.
Beko Ransome-Kuti
Founder
1940-2006
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| The
emergence of the Centre
for Constitutional Governance
(CCG) as a non-governmental
organization dedicated
to the expansion of Nigeria’s
constitutional governance
and democratic spaces.
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| Are
you interested in working
for CCG, Then send your
application letter alongside
your CV to a.pbalogun@yahoo.ca
or ccg@ccg-nig.org, stating
your country name, state
and current job, or fill
the form online |
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| The
emergence of the Centre
for Constitutional Governance
(CCG) as a non-governmental
organization dedicated
to the expansion of Nigeria’s
constitutional governance
and democratic spaces.
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