CISLAC calls for key legislative reforms as National Assembly resumes
The organisation said Nigerians now expect tangible outcomes from policies and programmes introduced since 2023.
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The organisation said Nigerians now expect tangible outcomes from policies and programmes introduced since 2023.
Vice President Kashim Shettima, on behalf of Mr Tinubu, handed over the released protesters to their state governors -- 39 ...
CISLAC says the country’s debt surge from N49.85 trillion at the end of March to N87 trillion presently is frightening.
"The government needs to apologise to Nigerians for deceiving them. This administration sold an empty moral capital to the people! ...
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Lawyers and anti-corruption campaigners have expressed concerns about the secrecy of the assets recovery contract.
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Nigeria is ranked 154 out of 180 nations in the country comparison, down five places from the 2020 record.
TMG also urged the security agencies to investigate and charge to court all operatives who allegedly engaged in the violation ...
CISLAC says Africa lost US$1 trillion in illicit financial flows (IFFs), out of which US$50 billion is lost annually over ...
"The #TalkYourTruth campaign is aimed at protecting the right to freedom of expression."
The report showed Nigeria emerging the world's 34th most corrupt nation.
The Abachas are also actively linked to the Malabu Oil scandal, which has been the subject of attention of law ...
The group says about N241.2 billion is paid to government officials as security votes.
The group also advises INEC to be more effective in its collation process.
The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) gave the advice at the Campus Journalism Awards 2019.
Group says it only wants the authorities to work together to end killings in Nigeria
The Nigerian government and the military have denied that such abuses occur in IDP camps.
The activists say the absence of enabling legislation to protect whistle-blowers was discouraging sincere effort at exposing corruption.
The group urges government to be decisive on fuel subsidy, saying steps must be taken to recover all subsidy payments ...
The NGOs asked the NYSC to look for other ways to “help” the students.
