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SERAP Sues Buhari For Failure To Probe Alleged Missing N3.1 Billion, End Impunity For Corruption

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SERAP Sues Buhari For Failure To Probe Alleged Missing N3.1 Billion, End Impunity For Corruption

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The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project has sued President Muhammadu Buhari for failure to protect “public interest and end impunity for corruption” by probing and prosecuting culprits of the alleged missing N3.1 billion from the Federal ministry of finance.

According to SERAP, “We’ve just sued President Buhari for failing to probe alleged missing N3.1bn of public funds from the Federal Ministry of Finance, and prosecute those responsible. Probing the missing public funds would serve the public interest, and end impunity for corruption.

The s/n FHC/L/CS/148/22 filed last Friday at the Federal High Court, Lagos, reads in part: “The consequences of corruption are felt by citizens on a daily basis. Corruption exposes them to additional costs, trapping many Nigerians in poverty and depriving them of opportunities.”

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