News
2019: CSOs Situation Room indicts Police
- Expresses disappointment with conduct of elections
The Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room has called on the Acting Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, to investigate the allegation of police overreach during the Presidential and National Assembly elections.
The Convener of the Situation Room, Clement Nwankwo, described the conduct of the operatives as a breach of fundamental human rights of citizens in the exercise of their franchise.
The group appealed to politicians to be more committed to due process in future elections
The civil society situation room expressed disappointment with the overall conduct of the election, describing it as a deviation from the gains of the 2015 exercise.
-
Aviation6 days agoAviation Crackdown: NCAA suspends services to Air Peace, Ibom Air, nine others
-
Business4 days agoNigeria gets 2026 Toyota RAV4 as Toyota-By-CFAO sets Lagos launch date
-
Featured7 days agoNigeria under siege as presidency focuses on 2027 re-election amid worsening insecurity
-
Featured4 days agoEx-Police chiefs’ governorship bids spark debate over source of political funding
-
Football1 week agoFIFA grants tier 1 status to 2026 Unity Cup in London, elevate diaspora tournament to full international level
-
Editorial Opinion3 days agoUnder the Uniform: The urgent need for mental health, substance abuse screening for officers
-
Aviation6 days agoFAAN meets international airlines to improve airport operations, passenger experience
-
Featured1 week agoGuardiola leads Premier League’s longest-serving managers