The CNPP and CNCSOs emphasised the critical role of INEC as both a regulator of the electoral process and an impartial umpire.
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Recall that the government in December 2024 signed into law an appropriation bill of N444.98 billion for the 2025 fiscal year.
The call was made at a media briefing in Uyo by the State Director of the Center for Human Rights and Accountability Network, Franklyn Isong on behalf of other CSOs on Thursday.
The CSOs, which described the lawsuit as “bogus”, made the demand in a statement they made available to media houses on Tuesday.
The CSOs, numbering about 200, said the attempt by the Federal Government to frustrate the hearing of the case instituted by 19 state governments
Issues relating to migrations and human trafficking are sensitive and they are not just emotionally draining needing psychotherapy for the members of the CSOs, they are also financially draining.
The CSOs accused the firm of economic sabotage, urging the Presidency and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to intervene
The NLC, in an earlier statement issued by its Head Media/Information, Benson Upah, confirmed that Ajaero was on his way to attend the Trade Union Congress
The CSO group is codenamed “Green-the-Red Health Sector Cluster.”
They will deploy it in compliance with USAID and US Government regulations governing Grants Under Contracts.
According to the group, it was alarmed by frequent incidents of organised attacks, killings, extortion, sexual violence.
The 29 groups from different parts of the country stated this in a statement made available to The Eagle Online.
The anti-corruption Civil Society Organisations said this during an emergency press conference called on Friday.
According to them, what is happening currently, in the ongoing controversy surrounding the Commission’s handling of its allegations
They made specific reference to the case of the immediate past governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello.
The activists condemned the fact that the EFCC chairman failed to provide any documentary evidence of an official invitation sent to former Governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello.
This is coming almost 24 hours after a news conference where over 80 CSOs cautioned against the protest.
The CSOs, Coalition for Peace In Nigeria (COPIN) and Iconoclast Media raised the alarm in a statement issued on Monday, in Abuja.
The CSOs made the call at a news conference to commemorate the 2023 World Toilet Day (WTD).
Beatrice Jedy-Agba, the Solicitor-General of the Federation, made the remarks at the 4th Cycle of the United Nations Universal Periodic Review (UPR) engagement with stakeholders in Abuja.