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A 3 Day Project review meeting and training workshop on investigative journalism for anti corruption and accountability using local languages.

The programe began on friday 3rd March and ended on 6th March 2022 in Abuja. Day one witnessed the presence of MacArthur Foundation representative, Wamac Project director, Managements and investigative journalists across all the six geo-political zones of the country.

perticipants were charged to increase their campaigns against corruption in all the strata of the society.

furthermore, Journalists who attend the workshop shared their experiences, achievements, success, and challenges during the year under review.

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