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2023: NASS, CSOs, INEC disagree on e-voting

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), National Assembly and Civil Society Organisations, on Tuesday, expressed divergent views on the desirability of e-voting in Nigeria. The stakeholders shared their views at a Roundtable organised by Yiaga Africa in Abuja. The roundtable was to assess the deployment of technology in Nigerian elections, election
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CSOs to convene discuss on subsidy removal

Tunde Opalana, Abuja Civil Society Organisations in Nigeria operating under the aegis of “Civil Society Coalition for Economic Development (CED) on Thursday in Abuja said, plans were afoot to organise a conference on “Fuel subsidy removal” in Nigeria. The Coalition which comprised of 82 groups disclosed this at a press conference, stressing that they were
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Why CSOs, Military crucial in national security – Experts

Philip Clement, Abuja The Nigerian army as well as Civil Society Organizations have been identified as crucial stakeholders in advancing Nigerian peace and security. This was stated by experts and stakeholders at a conference on intersection of national security and the Civic space in Nigeria which held in Abuja on Thursday. The conference was hosted […]
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MTI: Nigeria is recording tremendous success with Fakuade as Chief Executive — ASJA, others

The Advocates for Social Justice for All (ASJA) and Concerned Civil Society Organizations for Transformation (CCSOT) has passed a vote of confidence on Chief Executive Officer, Metallurgical Training Institute, Mr. Olabode Fakuade. According to both civil society organisations, the CEO has recorded tremendous strides since his appointment by President Muhammadu Buhari in
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Groups condemn threat to freedom of expression

Civil Society Groups in Nigeria have expressed deep concerns over what they described as a threat to freedom of expression and association. This is against the backdrop of recent attacks by security personnel preventing protesters from, and assaults against journalists. They described it as an infringement on citizens’ rights to association, that government would consider