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SERAP sues Buhari over 'failure to probe' trillions spent on electricity - Vimarsana News

SERAP sues Buhari over 'failure to probe' trillions spent on electricity

Nigerian cities have repeatedly been plunged into darkness as the electricity grid has reportedly collapsed at least three...

Group drags Buhari to court for spending N1.48 trillion on maintaining refineries with no crude oil - Vimarsana News

Group drags Buhari to court for spending N1.48 trillion on maintaining refineries with no crude oil

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has filed a lawsuit against President Muhammadu Buhari “over his failure to probe allegations

SERAP sues Buhari for spending N1.48 trillion on maintaining refineries with no crude oil - Vimarsana News

SERAP sues Buhari for spending N1.48 trillion on maintaining refineries with no crude oil

The government reportedly spent N10.23 billion in June 2020 on three refineries that processed zero crude.

SERAP takes Buhari govt to court for spending N1.48 trillion on non-functional refineries - Vimarsana News

SERAP takes Buhari govt to court for spending N1.48 trillion on non-functional refineries

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has filed a lawsuit against President Muhammadu Buhari "over his failure to probe allegations

SERAP Sues Buhari For Spending N1.48 Trillion On Maintaining Refineries With No Fuel Supply - Vimarsana News

SERAP Sues Buhari For Spending N1.48 Trillion On Maintaining Refineries With No Fuel Supply

It added that even though the government reportedly spent N10.23 billion in June 2020 on three refineries that processed zero crude and in 2021, approved $1.5 billion (about N600 billion) to repair the Port Harcourt refinery, the refineries were not fixed.