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Government-CSO relations need to improve vastly so that the rewards of collaboration on asset recovery can be reaped optimally.

A major effect of this is a widened gap between the rich and poor as the country remains economically vulnerable, with inadequate infrastructure, erratic power supply, limited access to healthcare, education, insecurity, low broadband internet penetration and general low standard of living. The latest data from the World Data Lab revealed that of the 209,707,456 people living in Nigeria, 89,822,903, that is about 43 per cent, live below poverty line of less than $1.90 per day. Out of this figure, the number of poor people in rural areas is put at 56,481,799, that is 63 per cent of the total p...

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TODAY March 11, 2021 Delta State government has indicated its readiness to challenge the federal government’s plan to spend the £4.2 million recently recovered from former governor James Ibori in the Supreme Court. The commissioner for information, Charles Aniagwu, revealed this yesterday while reacting to the news of the repatriation of the funds, which according to the attorney general and minister of justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN), would be used to complete the ongoing construction of the Second Niger Bridge, Abuja-Kano road and Lagos-Ibadan road. He said, “We would try to take adva...

Translate Home » News » ANEEJ faults Malami on FG’s power to expend Delta’s £4.2million refunded by Britain ANEEJ faults Malami on FG’s power to expend Delta’s £4.2million refunded by Britain On By Emma Amaize, Asaba AFRICAN Network for Environment and Economic Justice, ANEEJ, asset recovery and management watchdog, has found fault with the declaration of the Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN, that Federal Government was entitled to the £4.2 million recovered from a former governor of Delta State by British Government. Executive D...