Onyi Ough is an international development practitioner specializing in anti-corruption and service delivery. She is the author of four anti-corruption story books for children that are aimed at educating kids on the impact of corruption. She has co-produced two animated films for kids on anti-corruption ‘Emeka’s Money and Halima’s Vote. Also, she co-produced a short virtual reality documentary ‘Sherifat’s school’ targeted at senior public servants in Nigeria’s education sector.   In 2018, she established the Nigerian based Non-Government Organization ‘Step Up for Social Development and Empowerment’ (Step Up Nigeria) & launched the ‘Catch Them Young Initiative’ which is aimed at promoting anti-corruption education in primary schools and has directly reached more than 20,000 children across Nigeria. She was also an anti-corruption expert on the U4 ‘Essentials of Anti-Corruption' Training Course and has worked on anti-corruption projects and programming in Nigeria with FCDO, USAID and UNDP. She has worked in Zambia, South Africa, Nigeria & United Kingdom on a range of projects on anti- corruption and service delivery.