Mission: 

Mission

We critically examine government policies and respond accordingly to ensure fairness, equity and justice.

Objectives:​
 

• We enforce zero level corruption by holding office holders across the nation responsible to each kobo spent.

• We believe in a stronger Nigeria through inter faith and ethnic cooperation, we therefore ask Nigerians to relate peacefully.

• We demand good governance and speak vehemently against any unfavourable policies and actions of any

       government in the country.

• We use all within law to demand the best for Nigerians across the nation. 

Our Stand

 

We at FGGP are committed to the present & future of a progressive and united Nigeria. We stand all-day as a support-root with other true Nigerian stakeholders united in spirit, soul & body with our hands in gloves to continue in the building of our nation Nigeria as free of religious bigotry, tribal politics, social rancour, racial discrimination and political immaturity.
 

We want to remain as part of builders of a country - NIGERIA aimed at promoting transparency, excellence in all its ramifications, exemplary leadership that will place our nation Nigeria, among the comity of nations through youth training and empowerment, opportunities for leadership and service. We are determined to help our nation move forward b supporting the government incumbents to bring the best to the governed. This in part is our objective. We welcome everyone who shares our views to join us to build a virile Nigeria.

Our Success Stories:

FGGP writes NCS

 

We at the Forum for Good Governance and probity consider it a privilege to confer with you by ascertaining certain issues going on using Nigeria Custom Service (NCS) as proxy.

 

Firstly, we have seen different online and social media where adverts were made for people to come and buy auction automobile at reduced prices. We are very sure that many Nigerians both home and Diasporas must have fallen to this presumably scam. We believe it is a scam as none of these auctions was ever advertised on your website.

 

Secondly, we are surprised that despite the prolonged years that these scams have been running, your service has never come out to deny the knowledge of these sales.

 

Thirdly, we want to ascertain if the sales and adverts we see daily on social media, web2.0 and other internet sources truly emanates from you. That if the medium is the service’s approved advertising arrangement for public notice of such auctions. And also to be sure that the prospective buyers’ funds are secured.

 

And lastly, if not we want to know what actions your service has taken or being taken to tackle the menace in our system. We also want to know if any arrests have been made or not. We believe this is possible with the latest police achievement in curbing crime in our country. 

 

Note: We are reaching out to you as the most concerned organisation before we contact the Nigeria Police, if all efforts proved abortive, then we shall consider the next line of actions available within the law of Nigeria.

We wish you success in your service.