30–45 min podcast
CCGG Civic Conversations
Deep conversations on citizenship, governance and society.
Enugu State, Nigeria
We don’t tell people what to think.
We help citizens learn how to think, ask the right questions, and make informed decisions, through civic education, evidence, and service to the common good.
Facts before opinions; evidence before claims; service before publicity; common good before personal interest.
Flagship Event
CCGG Community & Civic Festival
- Flag-off
- Prizes
- Over ₦10,000,000 in prizes
Young people, mothers, fathers, youths, parishes, choirs and talented individuals are invited to take part, across talent, creativity, music, culture, sports and civic engagement.
- Choral Competition
- Talent Hunt / Creativity
- CWO Dance Competition
- CMO Wisdom Challenge
- Youth Sports Competition
- Community Development Ideas
- Good Governance / Leadership Debate
- Carol of 9 Lessons
- Cultural Expression
- Civic Education
Registration opens in a new tab. The form asks for file uploads, so a Google account is needed. Enquiries: 09037576995.
Our Vision
To build informed, responsible and engaged citizens who contribute to a just, peaceful and prosperous Enugu State, while promoting a culture of servant leadership, accountability and care for the common good.
What We Do
Four pillars, one common good.
01
Civic Education
Equip citizens with knowledge and practical civic skills.
- Voter education
- Rights and responsibilities
- Taxation literacy
- Misinformation awareness
Good Governance
Help citizens understand and assess public administration using evidence.
- Governance conversations
- Public-data explainers
- Project monitoring
- Scorecard methodology
Community Care
Turn the Church's concern for the common good into practical service.
- Scholarships
- Health outreach
- Youth empowerment
- Skills training
Digital Evangelisation
Use professional media to make civic education accessible, engaging and continuous.
- Podcasts
- Short videos
- Documentaries
- Parish content
Evidence, not opinion
The same questions for every administration.
CCGG applies one consistent method. We publish it so that any citizen can check our work, and hold us to it.
- 01What was promised?
- 02What was budgeted?
- 03What was done?
- 04What was the outcome?
- 05What do citizens say?
- 06What remains to be done?
- 07What should happen next?
Assessed across
- Education
- Healthcare
- Infrastructure
- Water & Sanitation
- Security
- Economy & Jobs
- Agriculture
- Youth
- Social Protection
- Taxation
- Transparency
- Accountability
- Participation
- Environment
- Institutions
The CCGG Media Network
Civic education you can watch.
3–8 min
Good Governance 101
Simple explanations of governance concepts.
Short field interviews
Ask the Citizen
Capture authentic community experiences and concerns.
Weekly
The People's Question
Answer questions submitted by citizens.
10–20 min
Follow the Money
Explain revenue, budgets, spending and project delivery.
15–30 min
Tax & Citizen
Tax education and taxpayer–government dialogue.
2026 Programme
Citizenship & good governance.
September
Preparation
Governance, editorial code, research protocols, parish registration, presenter training, competition rules, pilot recordings.
October
Grand Launch
Official CCGG launch, studio and podcast launch, parish competitions, civic education series.
November
Community Month
Parish activities, field interviews, documentaries, youth programmes, community-care interventions.
December
Grand Finale
Competition finals, awards, scholarships, community-impact grants, annual impact presentation.
Every parish. Every citizen. Every question worth asking.
Register your parish, volunteer with a programme, or bring a community problem to the Community Solution Challenge.