The Federal Road Safety Corps and the Akin Fadeyi Foundation of
the ‘Corruption Not In My Country’ project have announced their
partnership to launch the newly designed anti-corruption app,
FLAG’IT.
The app, which was funded by the MacAuthur Foundation, is
expected to serve as a tool to strengthen corps’ capacity to be
integrity-driven, improve on public service delivery and be very
responsive to public feedback.
The foundation, in a statement, quoted the Corp Marshall, Dr
Boboye Oyeyemi, to have said that the presidential directive, which
supports the ease of doing business, had created more room for the
government to be accountable and transparent in service
delivery.
Oyeyemi said that as no system was perfect without evolving
needs for improvement, the partnership with the AFF was timely
especially as it was bringing about technological innovation as
mechanism for feedback, analytics and insight garnering for
improved service delivery.
Programme Officer, AFF, Nabila Okino, commended the corp
marshall for boldly confronting corrupt practices within the
corps.
The Deputy Director, MacAuthur Foundation, Mr Dayo Olaide,
expressed his satisfied with the development.