Restoring Citizens Trust In Nigeria Leadership With Ajibola Hamzat

1. In a nation where leadership credibility has often been questioned, Restoring Trust in Nigeria’s Leadership explores what it takes to rebuild confidence between citizens and those in power. This episode with Ajibola Hamzat, Africa editor of Centre for Collaborative Investigative Journalism, delves into the roots of Nigeria’s trust deficit, from governance failures and corruption to communication breakdowns and spotlights roles of the leaders, reformers, and civic voices who should strive for change this. Through thought-provoking conversations, we unpack how transparency, accountability, and inclusive leadership can reignite hope in Nigeria’s democratic promise. More importantly this difficult Conversation Africa Podcast episode explores transparency, institutional integrity, and participatory governance as key levers for national renewal. It’s an unflinching look at how trust — the foundation of democracy — can be restored in a nation yearning for credible leadership.

What Listeners Will Gain:

-A deeper understanding of why trust in leadership matters for national progress

-Practical insights on how transparency and communication can rebuild legitimacy

-Inspiring examples of leadership integrity and citizen engagement

-Tools to hold leaders accountable and participate in shaping a more trusted system

-Evidence-based insights into Nigeria’s leadership and trust dynamics -Frameworks for rebuilding legitimacy through accountability and ethics -Strategic approaches to citizen engagement and governance reform Who Should Listen: -Citizens seeking better governance and civic renewal -Policymakers and political leaders committed to reform

-Journalists, activists, and scholars studying governance and leadership ethics

-Youth and change advocates passionate about a more accountable Nigeria