Every four years, Nigerians wake up early, join long queues under the scorching sun and cast their votes. We ink our thumbs, take our selfies and go home believing we have fulfilled our democratic duty. But what if I told you that this ritual, this singular act of voting, represents the greatest lie ever told…
Abdulahi Adebayo is a data-driven social development enthusiast with over 5 years of cognate experience in international development, climate action, public finance management and accountability, public policy, democratic governance, citizens and stakeholders’ engagement, and sustainable development through open data, civic technology, project management, social research, policy advocacy, and volunteerism.
Abdulahi currently works with Paradigm Leadership Support Initiative(PLSI), a civic organisation promoting public accountability in Nigeria. He focuses on fiscal transparency, public finance management and accountability, and evidence-based policy influencing across National and Subnational governments in Nigeria.
Abdulahi holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry with multiple professional certifications and he’s committed to transparent and accountable democratic governance where developments and public good are at the centre of government activities.
