Tag: CISLAC

The CSOs said the nomination of Messrs Umoren and Shaka from Akwa Ibom and Edo States runs contrary to the ...

The groups said the law regulating the granting of incentives places enormous discretionary powers on the executive arm of government.

Many Nigerians say the appointment and its sheer audacity strengthen the belief that the Buhari administration's vow to ensure transparency ...

CISLAC says Africa lost US$1 trillion in illicit financial flows (IFFs), out of which US$50 billion is lost annually over ...

The Nigerian judiciary fails to match its call for more funding with financial transparency and probity.

The group urges Nigerians to comply with health experts' advice and government directives in order to stay safe from contracting ...

Amnesty International says it supports the call for the immediate release of all unlawfully-held detainees.

According to a survey, one in 13 women dies during pregnancy or childbirth in Nigeria.

The group expressed concern over the growing corruption despite the efforts of media houses over the years.

PREMIUM TIMES broke the news last Saturday, how soldiers carted away money they were asked to take to Abuja from ...

The group says about N241.2 billion is paid to government officials as security votes.

The prominent anti-corruption campaigner releases its 2018 corruption perception index on Tuesday, which found no improvement versus 2017.

The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) gave the advice at the Campus Journalism Awards 2019.

"The National Assembly has delayed the confirmation of 60 nominees for leadership positions across various institutions."

In West Africa, Nigeria is the second worst performer out of 17 countries.

The law seeks to ensure transparency and accountability in public procurement.

“This is a setback not only for the anti-corruption war but also for some of us who have been advocating ...

The report mentions former President Goodluck Jonathan and the late military dictator, Sani Abacha, as some of the nation’s leaders ...

The president comended his deputy for his performance.

House of Reps, insert Dogara, Jibrin, Etteh, Bankole in appropriate places

The group urges government to be decisive on fuel subsidy, saying steps must be taken to recover all subsidy payments ...

The group said advert suggesting Mr. Buhari will die in office if voted in, is a hate speech.

The NGOs asked the NYSC to look for other ways to “help” the students.

The group commended the lawmakers for organising a public hearing on the Tobacco Smoking (Control) Bill.

>The group asks the Nigerian Government to exchange the nation’s resource, such as crude oil, for military hardware