Civil society advocacy in Nigeria: promoting democratic norms or donor demands?

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Public Health, July 2016

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RT @kentbuse: .@WilliamsonRT finds that Nigerian #HIV #civilsociety not realizing its political advocacy potential due to donors https://t.…

RT @kentbuse: .@WilliamsonRT finds that Nigerian #HIV #civilsociety not realizing its political advocacy potential due to donors https://t.…

RT @kentbuse: .@WilliamsonRT finds that Nigerian #HIV #civilsociety not realizing its political advocacy potential due to donors https://t.…

Instead of engaging with govs., CSOs often tell poor folk to change their behaviour. Reflects donors' risk aversion? https://t.co/0gITLXtvKI https://t.co/nDApRIifye

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