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SERAP on plan to sue NASS SERAP logo, unpublished NDDC audit

SERAP drags NNPC to Court over alleged N500bn missing oil revenue

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and logo belonging to Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC)

Court strikes out suit against Tinubu, NBC over media sanctions

By Subair Mohammed
SERAP on plan to sue NASS SERAP logo, unpublished NDDC audit

SERAP drags CBN to Court over non-disclosure of 774 LGAs allocations

By Subair Mohammed
NGE, SERAP demand reform of Cybercrimes Act, media freedom

NGE, SERAP demand reform of Cybercrimes Act, media freedom

By Subair Mohammed
Tinubu orders manhunt for killers of hunters in Edo, SERAP sues Tinubu over unlawful suspension of Fubara Senate Rivers crises, ZLP Chairman charges Tinubu, Tinubu will lose grip

SERAP sues Tinubu over ‘unlawful suspension of Fubara, Rivers lawmakers’

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Rescind unlawful suspension of Natasha Akpoti or face legal action Customers groan as banks begin implementation monthly running costs of NASS, SERAP sues CBN over failure to account for missing N100bn N121.67trn debt SERAP asks Inspection Panel to hold World Bank to account, serap condemns the prosecution of journalists

Rescind unlawful suspension of Natasha Akpoti or face legal action, SERAP tells Akpabio

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Tinubu appoints Nasir Abdulsalam, board members for NISO, Tinubu appoints Bishop Kukah, Tinubu approves employment, Tinubu elevates two senior aides, new NABTEB registrar, Tinubu approves N700bn

SERAP sues Tinubu over N167bn project fraud

By Sikiru Obarayese
#EndBadGovernance protest: Atiku slams Tinubu’s govt for prosecuting minors, UPDATED: Court admits 72 #EndBadGovernance protesters to N10m bail each

JUST IN: Tinubu directs release of minors arraigned for #EndBadGovernance protests

By Israel Arogbonlo
charges against #EndBadGovernance protesters, International Human Rights Commission seeks FG's intervention over detained minors, The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) in Nigeria has expressed concern over a circulating video showing 124 protesters, including minors with visible signs of malnutrition and exhaustion, arraigned in court on Friday, 1 November 2024, for allegedly protesting against bad governance that affects their livelihood, a fundamental right protected by Nigeria's democratic constitution. The Commission made this known in a press statement issued on Saturday, 2 November, in Abuja by the Commission's Ambassador-at-Large and Head of Diplomatic Mission in Nigeria, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah. Appealing to the Federal Government for a drastic intervention, the Ambassador-at-Large observed that the disheartening incident serves as a powerful reminder of the collective responsibility to protect human rights. He underscored the human rights concerns surrounding Nigerian minors in Kuje Prison and other correctional facilities, emphasizing that Nigerians must prioritize this issue, recognizing their shared obligation to protect human dignity within the global community. Furthermore, Dr. Hezekiah emphasized that the Organization strongly disapproves of juvenile delinquency in all its forms, including vandalism, theft, violence, and gang involvement. Nevertheless, it recognizes that individuals in correctional facilities retain their inherent dignity as human beings. While commending the presiding judge's intervention in halting the trial, he urged the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Law Enforcement Agencies, to thoroughly investigate and prevent such injustices, fostering a society where dignity and justice thrive. He implores the Nigerian Government to deepen its commitment to child rights, as outlined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC), Nigerian Child Rights Act (2003), and the National Youth Policy (2019), through the Nigerian Child Rights Committee and Prisoners' Rehabilitation and Welfare Action (PRWA), to fulfill its responsibilities.SERAP gives Tinubu 48 hours

#EndBadGovernance protest: SERAP gives Tinubu 48 hours to release ‘hungry, malnourished children’

By Femi Akinyemi
NDYC condemns attempts, INEC ad-hoc staff, INEC completes uploading, INEC warns journalists, Religious leaders charge INEC, Groups laud stakeholders conduct, Non-provision of aid devices, Ondo and Edo elections, INEC announces new voters, Kwara LG elections, vote-buying Nigeria's democracy

We aren’t avoiding prosecution of electoral offenders, INEC replies SERAP

By Taiwo Amodu
DSS slams suit on SERAP

Alleged false claims: DSS slams N5.5bn suit on SERAP

By Sunday Ejike
DSS

BREAKING: DSS confirms SERAP’s office ‘raid’

By Israel Arogbonlo
PFIPC scandal: Nigeria has been exposed to unprecedented ridicule—Falana 

Falana berates invasion of SERAP’s office

By Segun Kasali
Amnesty International, Amnesty International condemns DSS

SERAP: ‘Tinubu’s govt going too far’, Amnesty International condemns DSS raid

By Israel Arogbonlo
SERAP to FG

SERAP to FG: End intimidation, harassment of our staff members

By Abisola Adigun
Rescind unlawful suspension of Natasha Akpoti or face legal action Customers groan as banks begin implementation monthly running costs of NASS, SERAP sues CBN over failure to account for missing N100bn N121.67trn debt SERAP asks Inspection Panel to hold World Bank to account, serap condemns the prosecution of journalists

BREAKING: DSS storms SERAP’s office

By Israel Arogbonlo
Rescind unlawful suspension of Natasha Akpoti or face legal action Customers groan as banks begin implementation monthly running costs of NASS, SERAP sues CBN over failure to account for missing N100bn N121.67trn debt SERAP asks Inspection Panel to hold World Bank to account, serap condemns the prosecution of journalists

SERAP to FG: End prosecution of journalists, whistleblowers for doing their job

By Abisola Adigun

Tinubu told to track, monitor spending of $1.5bn World Bank loan

By Sikiru Obarayese
Rescind unlawful suspension of Natasha Akpoti or face legal action Customers groan as banks begin implementation monthly running costs of NASS, SERAP sues CBN over failure to account for missing N100bn N121.67trn debt SERAP asks Inspection Panel to hold World Bank to account, serap condemns the prosecution of journalists

Dirty notes: SERAP sues CBN over failure to account for missing N100bn

By Chima Nwokoji
Rescind unlawful suspension of Natasha Akpoti or face legal action Customers groan as banks begin implementation monthly running costs of NASS, SERAP sues CBN over failure to account for missing N100bn N121.67trn debt SERAP asks Inspection Panel to hold World Bank to account, serap condemns the prosecution of journalists

N121.67trn debt: SERAP asks Inspection Panel to hold World Bank to account

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