Already, more members have been recruited to join the GATEs units from various communities.   Most of the new recruits have also undergone training on how to track the promises of politicians and report corrupt acts committed by public office holders within their LGAs and LCDAs. The responses of these new C-GATE members have reflected a greater commitment to the anti-corruption war in both states.

CACOL's decision to blaze the trail in mobilizing the grassroots in the anti-graft war has sent warning signals to public officers involved in committing corruption crimes in Lagos and Osun states. So far, the enthusiasm and gravitas that has been exhibited by the members of the C-GATE units in both states are inspiring.