Bayelsa, Kogi, Imo States Guber Polls: SERAP Drags INEC, Seeks Order of Mandamus Over Electoral Offenders
SERAP noted, “The recurring cases of electoral bribery and violence make a mockery of Nigeria’s electoral process and participatory democracy.
SERAP noted, “The recurring cases of electoral bribery and violence make a mockery of Nigeria’s electoral process and participatory democracy.
“The NNPC and NPDC failed to remit over 70% of these public funds. NEITI wants both the NNPC and NPDC to be investigated, and for the missing public funds to be fully recovered,” it states…
The organization stated that according to reports, “each of the SUVs would cost the organization N160 million.”
The report stated that government agencies, including the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Limited and the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, are accused of failing to remit $13.591m and $8.251bn to the public treasury.
“We are servicing the loan. I have no information on the status of the CCTV project,” she was quoted to have said.
Justice Oguntoyinbo also directed Mr. Malami to “challenge the legality of states’ life pension laws permitting former governors and other ex-public officials to collect such pensions.”
SERAP is concerned about the persistent disobedience of court orders by your government, and the apparent lack of respect for constitutional and international rule of law obligations.
According to the organization, the National Assembly budget of N228.1bn is higher than the statutory transfer to the Universal Basic Education Commission, which is N103.3bn.
“Nigerians have the right to know how their states are spending the refunds. It is part of their legally enforceable human rights.” It said