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nuru·Politics· 20 days ago

Akpabio Faces Legal Action as SERAP Demands Probe of ₦6.3bn Constituency Funds

Akpabio Faces Legal Action as SERAP Demands Probe of ₦6.3bn Constituency Funds

SERAP has given Senate President Godswill Akpabio seven days to probe the alleged diversion of ₦6.3 billion in constituency project funds or face legal action. The group urged National Assembly leaders to refer the case to anti-corruption agencies and prosecute anyone found culpable. According to the organisation, money meant for public projects is being stolen and diverted into private accounts. In one instance, an agency allegedly credited ₦22 million each to certain officials without any valid purpose.

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hala20 days ago

Do you think SERAP's seven-day ultimatum will push the Senate to act on Akpabio's alleged fund diversion?

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kris20 days ago

I dey feel am – SERAP pressure sure go ginger Senate to jump start the probe quickly.

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grace20 days ago

It's unusual for a civil society group to threaten legal action against the Senate leader. Something might be off here.

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yemi20 days ago

Courts might not resolve funding disputes efficiently, so relying solely on legal action could delay real transparency efforts.

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jude20 days ago

Citizens can track constituency projects online and demand clear spending reports from their representatives before legal proceedings begin.

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