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CPSG Partnership Programme

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Join a growing network of institutions, organisations, and individuals committed to strengthening public sector governance across Nigeria and the continent.
We welcome collaborations that span a wide range of areas — from research and corporate partnerships to executive training support and public sector reform initiatives.
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The Partnership

Collaboration That Creates Measurable Impact

At the Centre for Public Sector Governance (CPSG), we believe that meaningful public sector transformation is driven through collaboration. We are building strategic partnerships with organizations, institutions, development agencies, and corporate leaders who share our commitment to strengthening governance, accountability, transparency, and institutional performance across Nigeria and Africa.

Through grants, research sponsorships, knowledge partnerships, joint events, policy dialogues, and capacity-building initiatives, our partners play a vital role in reforms that create measurable impact in the public sector.

Why Partner with CPSG

What Partnership Gives Your Organisation

Partnering with CPSG gives your organisation the opportunity to create real, lasting impact while building strategic visibility and meaningful relationships in Nigeria’s governance space.

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Position Your Organisation Strategically

Align with a respected governance institution driving conversations around public sector reform, accountability, and leadership excellence.
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Access Exclusive Research & Policy Insights

Gain privileged access to governance research, policy briefs, executive insights, and strategic recommendations shaping the future of public sector institutions.
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Increase Brand Visibility & Recognition

Showcase your organisation through our conferences, publications, executive programs, webinars, stakeholder engagements, and media platforms.
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Build Strategic Relationships

Connect with policymakers, government leaders, development partners, corporate executives, and governance professionals committed to institutional transformation.
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Drive Sustainable Impact

Contribute to initiatives that strengthen governance systems, improve institutional performance, and promote accountability in the public sector.
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Join a Community of Change-Makers

Become part of a growing network of organisations and individuals who are actively shaping the trajectory of governance in Nigeria and across the continent.
"Meaningful public sector transformation is not achieved in isolation, it is driven through strategic collaboration, shared commitment, and a collective resolve to build institutions that truly serve the people."
CPSG Partnership Programme Centre for Public Sector Governance
Why Partner with CPSG

Areas We Welcome Collaboration

We are open to a wide range of partnership arrangements. Whether you are a development agency, corporate organisation, academic institution, or individual expert — there is a place for you in the CPSG partner network.

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Research Sponsorship

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Corporate Partnerships

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Joint Conferences & Events

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Capacity Building Programs

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Public Sector Reform Initiatives

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Development & Policy Advocacy Projects

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Executive Training Support

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Knowledge & Media Partnerships

Registration Form

Partner With Us – CPSG Collaboration Form

Fill in the form below and our partnerships team will review your application and reach out within 5 working days to discuss next steps.

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Zainab Ibrahim-Louisy

Head strategy & Transformation, National Credit Guarantee Company

We are pleased to introduce Zainab Ibrahim-Louisy, a seasoned finance and strategy leader with extensive experience spanning public finance, investment management, development finance, and sustainable investing.

She currently serves as Head, Strategy & Transformation at the National Credit Guarantee Company (NCGC), where she provides strategic leadership across enterprise transformation, performance management, institutional development, and strategic partnerships aligned with national economic priorities.

Zainab has held impactful roles at the Office of the Minister of State for Finance, Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI), and NIRSAL Plc, contributing to investment mobilisation, portfolio optimisation, blended finance, ESG integration, and governance compliance.

Her earlier experience in the private sector, including roles at FBNQuest Merchant Bank and Kakawa Discount House, further strengthens her perspective across finance, investment, and institutional strategy.

A Certified PRINCE2 Project Manager and ESG & Impact Investing Expert, Zainab brings together strategic insight, analytical rigour, and a strong results-oriented approach.

 

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Gwa Tobbie Mohammed

Director, Commission Secretariat, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)

Mr. Gwa Tobbie Mohammed is a Director, Commmision Secretariat with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), where he has served since 2004.

A lawyer by training, he graduated from the University of Jos in 1990, was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1991, and obtained a Master of Laws degree in 2019. He is also a Certified Regulation Specialist, accredited by the Institute of Public-Private Partnership, Washington DC.

Before joining the Commission, Mr. Mohammed built extensive litigation experience and also worked as Legal Officer at Benue Cement Company, PLC, Gboko, where he was responsible for corporate compliance, community relations, and litigation.

In October 2020, the Governing Board of the Commission appointed him as Commission Secretary. He also served as a member of the Governing Board of the Digital Bridge Institute, Abuja, from July 2021 to May 2026.

Over the years, Mr. Mohammed has represented Nigeria as a subject-matter expert and country representative at various international fora, bringing valuable regulatory and institutional experience to the public sector governance space.

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Mohammed Kadir Segun

Assistant Director, Technical Intelligence, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA)

Mohammed Kadir Segun is a public servant and currently an Assistant Director, Intelligence (Technical Intelligence) with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). Mohammed joined the NDLEA in 2001, and was commissioned the same year. He has served in various NDLEA Commands as a Narcotics Investigator and also served as an instructor at the Agency’s academy, Jos.

In 2014, he was selected as a member of Core-Team, a team constituted to ‘research, analyze and propose specifications for change to enable the NDLEA moved from a predominantly reactive to a proactive intelligence-led agency, a UN funded project NGAV 16 ‘Response to drug and related organized crime in Nigeria.

His contributions to the NDLEA’s strategic initiatives include the NDLEA Blueprint (2015), a comprehensive roadmap for enhancing the agency’s operational efficiency; the NDLEA National Threat Assessment (2017), a critical analysis of emerging drug threats and their implications to national security; the NDLEA Strategic Plan (2021-2025), a forward-looking strategy to guide the agency’s activities over the next five years; and Transnational Organise Crime (2027-2031), as a member of the National Working Group on Transnational Organise Crime in Nigeria.

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Prof. Taiwo Afolabi

Founder and CEO, Emissary Group (EG)

Meet our keynote speaker, Prof. Taiwo Afolabi, PhD, C.Dir, ASC, FRSA, MRSC

An award-winning researcher, educator, entrepreneur, and Chartered Director, Prof. Taiwo Afolabi brings a wealth of global experience in board governance, executive leadership, strategic advising, and organisational development.

With professional experience spanning 35 countries across six continents, he has provided strategic leadership across higher education, creative technology, culture, and entertainment.

As Founder and CEO of Emissary Group, and through several international board appointments and leadership roles, Prof. Afolabi has contributed to strategic planning, governance, organisational transformation, leadership transitions, and sustainable growth.

He is a Canada Research Chair in Socially Engaged Theatre, a 3M National Teaching Fellow, and holds a PhD in Applied Theatre, alongside professional qualifications in board governance and business leadership.

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The Honourable Kelechi (Kaycee) Madu, KC, ECA

Managing Lawyer, Kaycee Madu, KC Law firm

Former Deputy Premier, Attorney General, Minister of Justice and Solicitor General of Alberta, Kaycee Madu brings extensive experience in public leadership, governance, policy development, and board appointments.

Representing Edmonton-South West in the Legislative Assembly of Alberta from 2019 to 2023, he served across several key ministerial portfolios and multiple Cabinet Policy Committees, providing strategic oversight on issues spanning justice, public safety, labour, immigration, skilled trades, and municipal affairs.

As a Cabinet Minister, Madu was also responsible for making appointments to provincial boards, agencies, and quasi-judicial bodies, giving him first-hand experience of the importance of effective leadership and sound appointment processes in public institutions.

Kaycee Madu made history as Canada’s first Black Attorney General and Minister of Justice and Solicitor General, and its first Black Deputy Premier.

He is currently the Managing Lawyer of Kaycee Madu KC Law Firm, a full-service law firm in downtown Edmonton.

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