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Creating Cross-Sector Partnerships for Governance Innovation
We believe that better public services mean better outcomes for Africa’s people, communities and economies.
So, we work closely with governments, citizens and the private sector to transform public service delivery and improve access to quality primary healthcare.
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Transforming Africa’s public services is a major task involving many stakeholders.
Developing Leaders
In Government
Outstanding public services require exceptional leaders who can deliver.
Supporting Public
Sector Reform
Directly enabling change for a transformed public sector.
Access To Primary Healthcare
Successful citizens, communities and economies depend on access to high-quality primary healthcare.
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Key Figures
N1bn
Spent supporting civil service reform initiatives
N3bn
Committed to improving healthcare across Africa
Raised from co-sponsors for the Adopt-a-Healthcare-Facility Programme
N4bn
Invested in leadership development
43
Federal Permanent Secretaries coached
408
Public servants received programme specific training
4
AIG Fellowships to the University of Oxford granted
306
Public servants completed the AIG Public Leaders Programme
34
AIG MPP Scholarships to the University of Oxford awarded
“If you walk alone, you don’t go far. If you walk with others, you travel further.”
– Aigboje and Ofovwe Aig-Imoukhuede
Latest podcast
Episode 21
Agenda 2063: Moving from Blueprint to Reality: What will it Take?
Agenda 2063 lays out a bold vision for “The Africa We Want,” but the key question is: are we making real progress on this vision?
In commemoration of this year’s Africa Day, we hosted a special podcast episode, “Agenda 2063: Moving from Blueprint to Reality, What Will it Take?”
In this episode, our Director of Programmes, Chioma Njoku, speaks with three of our alumni from Nigeria, Uganda, and Kenya who are directly involved in reform implementation across the continent. Drawing on their work in healthcare, digital infrastructure, and governance, they discuss what Agenda 2063 promises, what has been achieved so far, where gaps remain and what the continent needs to do to ensure this vision is achieved.
The conversation highlights that the real challenge is execution because while progress exists in Africa’s development, it is uneven and often not clearly linked to Agenda 2063. The discussion called for better alignment across governments, deeper private sector collaboration, and active citizen participation to truly realise the Africa we want.
Our Host Chioma Njoku, Director of programmes, Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation
Our Guest Nasir Mohammed, Technical Adviser, Presidential Initiative for Unlocking the Healthcare Value Chain, Federal Ministry of Health, Nigeria; Gloria Nassuna, Data Network Engineer, Federal Ministry of Information, Communication Technologies and National Guidance, Uganda; Ngele Kilonzo, Deputy Director General Internal Audit, County Government of Kitui, Kenya