Tag: Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP)

Channels TV misinterpreted our letter, we only cautioned it to desist, the NBC says.

“Recovering the alleged missing public funds would reduce the pressure on the Federal Government to borrow more money."

The suit is coming in the wake of the controversy over Mr Buhari’s travel to London for a “routine” medical ...

The CCB says it will not grant access to public officers’ assets information until the National Assembly prescribes the guidelines ...

SERAP asks President Buhari to ‘probe alleged misuse of N4.5bn COVID-19 funds by Kogi govt’.

According to SERAP, “transparency and accountability in the management of public resources and wealth is essential for promoting development."

SERAP is seeking: “an order of perpetual injunction restraining and stopping President Buhari..."

The organisation says the growing level of public debt would increase debt-servicing costs

The suit followed SERAP’s letter to President Buhari in August 2020 requesting him to “revoke his assent to CAMA 2020..."

The group wants the court to order the Nigerian government to investigate all cases of unlawful killings attributable to the ...

SERAP wrote to Senate President Ahmad Lawan and Speaker Femi Gbajabiamila.

SERAP said: “Transparency and accountability in the programme would improve public trust, and allow Nigerians to track and monitor its ...

The group also threatened to sue the police if the activists are not released within 48 hours.

The group wrote to the president and state governors on the matter.

The organisation wrote to President Buhari and petroleum minister Timipre Sylva.

The Ekiti State governor explained that the funds would be used for the creation of revenue-generating infrastructure projects

SERAP wants the Delta government to release details of its education spending.

SERAP and 365 concerned Nigerians are asking the court “for leave to be joined in the suit as parties."

According to the plaintiffs: “The NBC and Mr Lai Mohammed have consistently used broadcasting codes to suppress the watchdog roles ...

“This action by the NBC is yet another example of Nigerian authorities’ push to silence independent media and voices."

SERAP’s petition followed reports that some people have discovered and taken away COVID-19 palliatives stored in warehouses in several states.

“Persistent attacks on protesters have severely constrained the ability of the people to participate in their own government."

Mr Samaila while responding to SERAP’s suit had last week forwarded his asset declaration form to the organisation.

The government replied an FOI request by two organisations.

SERAP said the CAMA law should not be implemented.