The 2015 Annual Report captures a pivotal year in which Centre LSD focused on building a high-performance organizational culture, marked by enhanced programme delivery and institutional strengthening. With a total income of ₦104.6 million, the Centre implemented impactful projects in leadership training, governance reform, environmental justice, anti-corruption, and youth civic engagement across Nigeria.

Key highlights include expanding the Leadership School, advocating for participatory budgeting and environmental justice in the Niger Delta, supporting credible elections through civic education, and scaling up the USAID-funded livelihoods programme in Kebbi State. The Centre also strengthened its voice in national coalitions on transparency and development while enhancing staff capacity and media visibility.

The report demonstrates Centre LSD’s continued growth and financial resilience, ending the year with a budget surplus and expanded impact across governance and civil society in Nigeria.