The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project has taken legal action against a public figure concerning the alleged mishandling of funds allocated to various projects. The lawsuit, filed at a Federal High Court, includes requests for the prosecution of contractors who received significant sums but failed to deliver on the projects. The organization aims to uphold accountability and transparency in public spending, emphasizing the impact of corruption on citizens’ access to essential services. The lawsuit seeks to enforce consequences for those involved in misappropriating public funds, highlighting the importance of preventing waste and fraud. It underlines the significance of public accountability in a democratic society and advocates for full transparency in the management of resources.
SERAP sues Tinubu over unexecuted N167bn projects
