Executive Director of CISLAC and Chairman Transition Monitoring Group, Auwal Ibrahim Rafsanjani, spoke in a statement.
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CISLAC described the decision as a big setback for the country’s fight against corruption in a statement on Sunday.
The Executive Director, CISLAC, Auwal Rafsanjani, said this at the Pan African Conference on Combating Illicit Financial Flow to Bridge the Widening Inequality Gap.
This was contained in a statement by Dr. Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi on behalf of Transition Monitoring Group.
Rafsanjani, who is in the United States of America for the inauguration of the President-elect, Joe Biden, noted with disdain the US capitol invasion, which was carried out by a mob of supporters of former US President Donald Trump.
Chinwe Ndubeze, CISLAC Consultant, said this at the presentation of a report on Anti-money Laundering, titled: “Nigeria’s Dirty Money and Real Estate: How Money Laundering through Real Estate Impacts Nigeria’s Fight against Corruption,” in Abuja on Tuesday.
The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre has urged Independent National Electoral Commission to explore possibilities of installing Closed-Circuit Television Cameras in polling units and collation centres during the forthcoming election.
Aimed at reducing poverty and crime in the country, the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre has called on the Federal Government to extend its anti-corruption fight to land acquisition.
The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission to ensure a free, fair and credible election in the Thursday’s governorship rerun election in Osun.
The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre, Nigeria Police and other stakeholders on Monday set up a system to empower Nigerians to expose corrupt officials.
Chairman, Partners for Electoral Reform, Ezenwa Nwagwu and Executive Director of CISLAC, Auwal Rafsanjani, made the call at a news conference on Wednesday in Abuja.
CISLAC, in a statement by Executive Director, Auwal Musa, said selected Nigerian CSOs had co-signed a memorandum of understanding, which recognised the right and duty of CSOs to monitor the utilisation of the repatriated funds.
A statement signed by the Executive Director of CISLAC, Auwal Rafsanjani, on Sunday in Abuja said divisive agitations for separation, hate speeches and threats should be holistically addressed.
They said it was imperative at this stage for the President to heed the advice of his doctors by taking more vacation to attend to his health
According to him, CISLAC, which is also the national contact for Transparency International in Nigeria, is “currently implementing a project supported through the Transparency International in Berlin to empower citizens to become part of the anti-corruption efforts of the present administration, called the IMPACT project”