SERAP demands investigation of election payment to lawmakers in Okonjo-Iweala’s book
The group asked President Buhari to authorise the investigation.
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The group asked President Buhari to authorise the investigation.
The report reflects the pains of three communities in their efforts to access clean water in the midst of a ...
SERAP says the money violates federal laws.
The group warns it would take legal action if the schools fail to reverse the increase within seven days.
SERAP urges the National Assembly to put in place a system of publishing the receipts and expenditures of its members
"Boko Haram should not be allowed to escape the consequences of their crimes."
SERAP writes to the UN Security Council.
Group wants states to stop double payment to public holders.
The group wants corrupt officials 'named and shamed.''
The judge resigned from office on Thursday.
SERAP said the committee is best made up of retired judges
"There is an apparent discrepancy in some areas between what Saraki said."
The group says the Nigerian government needs help.
The group also wants state governments to publish details of their spending.
Joined as defendants in the suit is Minister of Information Lai Mohammed.
Justice Buba says the respondents have obligations to provide details of federal revenues.
It said that anyone one found culpable should be sent to the tribunal for prosecution.
“Yet, corrupt lawyers and judges often get away with their misconduct and crime."
SERAP wants Jonathan to apologise to Nigerians.
“The right to life is so fundamental because without it all other rights would be devoid of meaning."
SERAP asks Nigeria's former finance minister to provide specific details of executed projects.
The group asks the president to review the role of World Bank in repatriation of fund stoln by Abacha.
The Ogun government recently sacked six officials of the state Ministry of Education over alleged offensive examination question.
The organisation wants President Obama to “establish an advisory committee and facilitate a congressional hearing on stolen assets from Nigeria
“The proposed legal action will put pressure on South African authorities to hold responsible those who perpetrate violence against Nigerians."
