Tag: Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption (PACAC)

The Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Bill, 2022 and the Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Bill, 2022, were recently signed into ...

Mr Buhari, who has less than one year to leave office, restated his avowed abhorrence of corruption and determination to ...

Reports on Friday seemed to confirm months of speculations that CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele would throw his hat in the ...

PACAC, in its statement on Wednesday, avoided making any comment on the controversial pardon granted by Mr Buhari to the ...

Lawyers and anti-corruption campaigners have expressed concerns about the secrecy of the assets recovery contract.

"We have conducted over 60 activities, many workshops and seminars for the judiciary, from the magistracy to appellate courts. Other beneficiaries ...

The senior lawyers expressed surprise at the reasoning behind the ruling which stopped Orji Kalu’s retrial on the N7.1billion fraud ...

Innocent C Chukwuma (Photo Credit: Facebook) While eulogies will not resurrect the dead, contributions to national development will remain indelible ...

The NBA says it will find out what transpired before to determine its line of action.

The top presidential anti-corruption adviser says Mr Malami has never been inclined to allowing anti-corruption agencies operate freely.

Mr Odekunle, a member of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption, died Tuesday from COVID-19.

Mr Ekele, the CMD of the hospital, said the facility did all its best to save the government official.

Mr Lawan described Mr Odekunle's death as a great loss to the academic community and to Nigeria.

Mr Odekunle is the first Professor of Criminology in Nigeria.

The endorsement of Magu by PACAC was made on Wednesday by PACAC’s Chairman, Itse Sagay.

The counsel to the petitioner wrote to the EFCC to raise concerns.

The professor who was suspended from UNIJOS pending investigations into the alleged examination malpractice is now the dean, Faculty of ...

Mr Sagay says the money was recovered in the past four and half years.

"In reality, corruption undermines Africa’s security, generates huge economic damage and violates human rights."

He said after an evaluation, he discovered that jailing corrupt people in the country was “a waste of effort."

The vice president speaks on the impact of corruption on the country.

The organisation also urged INEC to “investigate the sources of other cases of apparently unexplained campaign financing.”

The group sends petition to the anti-graft agencies.

Anti-corruption agents are wondering how the two nominees passed security screening despite their being probed for graft.

The professor allegedly sneaked "expo" into an examination in May.