Civil society groups demand accountability scorecards for peace agreements.
Leading NGOs are urging state and federal governments to develop and publish reconciliation scorecards that track fulfillment of peace pact clauses.
Such scorecards would monitor timelines for project delivery, budget disbursements, and legal compliance.
Proponents argue this level of transparency will increase public trust and deter political actors from reneging on agreements.
Skeptics question how metrics can be enforced without legal backing, calling for legislative support and civic education.
Adedayo Obadina
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