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  • HCPC Launches Nationwide Campaign to Prevent Corruption and Electoral Fraud

    The High Authority for the Prevention and Fight against Corruption (HCPC) has launched a nationwide awareness campaign aimed at preventing corruption and electoral fraud ahead of upcoming electoral activities. The initiative seeks to strengthen public awareness of the dangers posed by corrupt practices during elections while promoting transparency, accountability, and responsible civic participation. Speaking during

    March 9, 2026
  • International Women’s Day 2026 | Women as Agents of Change in the Fight Against Corruption

    International Women’s Day provides an opportunity not only to celebrate the achievements of women, but also to reflect on the structural barriers that continue to shape governance, justice, and access to public services around the world. One such dimension that deserves greater attention is the relationship between gender and corruption. A useful resource in this

    March 8, 2026
  • MAKOLA TOWN Prologue — The Town That Knew Too Much

    Makola once glittered in the sunlight. Its markets were loud with bargaining and laughter. Its schools overflowed with dreams. Its roads stretched confidently into the horizon. Investors praised it. Visitors admired it. Its leaders spoke proudly of progress. Makola was a town of promise.   And yet, something did not add up. The clinic had

    February 13, 2026
  • Strengthening Regional Leadership: EXCO Members Re-Elected and Elected to Serve NACIWA

    Abuja, Nigeria – October 15, 2025 The Network of Anti-Corruption Institutions in West Africa (NACIWA) has reaffirmed its commitment to continuity and stability in regional governance with the re-election of key Executive Committee (EXCO) members during its 7th Annual General Assembly (AGA) held in Abuja, Nigeria. Continuity of leadership is vital for regional cooperation and

    February 6, 2026

About NACIWA

The Network of National Anti-Corruption Institutions in West Africa (NACIWA) was established to enhance collaboration among anti-corruption agencies across ECOWAS member states.

As a regional platform, NACIWA fosters coordination, knowledge-sharing, and capacity-building to strengthen the fight against corruption.

The Executive Committee

NACIWA

NACIWA President - Ola Olukoyede
Member Institutions
Executives
The Organizational Structure
The General Assembly

The General Assembly

The General Assembly includes full members, associate members and observers. Only full members have the right to vote, according to the rule one vote per country.

The Executive Committee

The Executive Committee

The Executive Committee is the governing body of the Network. It is composed of four members elected by the General Assembly.

The Permanent Secretariat

The Permanent Secretariat

The Permanent Secretariat is an executive and administrative body responsible for supporting the Executive Committee in its functions.

Member Countries
Benin Replublic

Benin Republic

Cape Verde

Cape Verde

Ghana

Ghana

Guinea Bissau

Guinea Bissau

Guinea Conakry

Guinea Conakry

Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast

Liberia

Liberia

Nigeria

Nigeria

Senegal

Senegal

Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone

Togo

Togo