The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project has advised the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to make a public declaration of his asset soon after his inauguration on May 29.

This suggestion was first in a five-point anti-corruption outline that the organisation said it wanted Buhari to consider in order to eradicate corruption from the country.

SERAP, in a statement by its Executive Director, Adetokunbo Mumuni, on Thursday, bemoaned the fate of the country in the face of institutional corruption, saying Nigerians had high hopes in Buhari to sanitise the system and alleviate the sufferings of the common man.

According to SERAP, by declaring his asset, Buhari would have set a standard for the culture of transparency, which the organisation said was currently missing in public life.

It advised Buhari to make his war against corruption all-inclusive in terms engaging the public and prosecution without fear or favour. It however urged him to go about it in a manner that would not make it look like a war against the opposition.

“The President-elect must appreciate the legacy of systemic corruption, its human rights costs; and anticipate the scale and challenges of reconstruction.

“First, the President-elect should demonstrate the political will to prevent and combat corruption not only within his presidency but also at all levels of governance. His strategy should reflect the importance of transparency, accountability and participation.

“As a first step, the President-elect should immediately after 29 May 2015 demonstrate his total rejection of corruption by publicly declaring his assets and publicly instructing all members of his government to do the same,” it said.

Part of the corruption eradication road map set for Buhari by SERAP was also for the President-elect to visit all unresolved corruption cases in various institutions and ministries including the aviation sector; the petroleum ministry where about N300bn was allegedly missing since 2011; the fuel subsidy scam; the alleged mismanagement of trillions of naira in the Security and Exchange Commission and others.

Why is the topic of your thread contradicting the information present in it??

ayukdaboss:
Why is the topic of your thread contradicting the information present in it??

tell him to declare now now!
the clock is ticking!

See crap abeg. Anyway am sure the general no get any Skeleton for him box. But gej should do the same before may 29th.

tit:


tell him to declare now now!
the clock is ticking!

Okay I don confirm now say you no get sense.

ayukdaboss:

Okay I don confirm now say you no get sense.

b4 he will lie again as if he dnt say it

Op keep hating,the General is here to stay... Oloriburuku...

tit:
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project has advised the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to make a public declaration of his asset soon after his inauguration on May 29.

This suggestion was first in a five-point anti-corruption outline that the organisation said it wanted Buhari to consider in order to eradicate corruption from the country.

SERAP, in a statement by its Executive Director, Adetokunbo Mumuni, on Thursday, bemoaned the fate of the country in the face of institutional corruption, saying Nigerians had high hopes in Buhari to sanitise the system and alleviate the sufferings of the common man.

According to SERAP, by declaring his asset, Buhari would have set a standard for the culture of transparency, which the organisation said was currently missing in public life.

It advised Buhari to make his war against corruption all-inclusive in terms engaging the public and prosecution without fear or favour. It however urged him to go about it in a manner that would not make it look like a war against the opposition.

“The President-elect must appreciate the legacy of systemic corruption, its human rights costs; and anticipate the scale and challenges of reconstruction.

“First, the President-elect should demonstrate the political will to prevent and combat corruption not only within his presidency but also at all levels of governance. His strategy should reflect the importance of transparency, accountability and participation.

“As a first step, the President-elect should immediately after 29 May 2015 demonstrate his total rejection of corruption by publicly declaring his assets and publicly instructing all members of his government to do the same,” it said.

Part of the corruption eradication road map set for Buhari by SERAP was also for the President-elect to visit all unresolved corruption cases in various institutions and ministries including the aviation sector; the petroleum ministry where about N300bn was allegedly missing since 2011; the fuel subsidy scam; the alleged mismanagement of trillions of naira in the Security and Exchange Commission and others.

did your drinking master ever declare his asset?

ayukdaboss:
Why is the topic of your thread contradicting the information present in it??

Because the thread was opened by a senseless tit!

tit:


tell him to declare now now!
the clock is ticking!

Wow, so you are still on nairaland..I thought u have deactivated your account..Anyway, good to c u again..

olatunji21:

Wow, so you are still on nairaland..I thought u have deactivated your account..Anyway, good to c u again..

any plan you maclatunji, mynd, ikengawo and all the Igbo murderators have against me will not work!
i shall give you hell!
you guys will run comot from that asshole rock.

He has done that already. His assets are 150 cows and not less than 1 Million Naira.

tit:
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project has advised the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to make a public declaration of his asset soon after his inauguration on May 29.

This suggestion was first in a five-point anti-corruption outline that the organisation said it wanted Buhari to consider in order to eradicate corruption from the country.

SERAP, in a statement by its Executive Director, Adetokunbo Mumuni, on Thursday, bemoaned the fate of the country in the face of institutional corruption, saying Nigerians had high hopes in Buhari to sanitise the system and alleviate the sufferings of the common man.

According to SERAP, by declaring his asset, Buhari would have set a standard for the culture of transparency, which the organisation said was currently missing in public life.

It advised Buhari to make his war against corruption all-inclusive in terms engaging the public and prosecution without fear or favour. It however urged him to go about it in a manner that would not make it look like a war against the opposition.

“The President-elect must appreciate the legacy of systemic corruption, its human rights costs; and anticipate the scale and challenges of reconstruction.

“First, the President-elect should demonstrate the political will to prevent and combat corruption not only within his presidency but also at all levels of governance. His strategy should reflect the importance of transparency, accountability and participation.

“As a first step, the President-elect should immediately after 29 May 2015 demonstrate his total rejection of corruption by publicly declaring his assets and publicly instructing all members of his government to do the same,” it said.

Part of the corruption eradication road map set for Buhari by SERAP was also for the President-elect to visit all unresolved corruption cases in various institutions and ministries including the aviation sector; the petroleum ministry where about N300bn was allegedly missing since 2011; the fuel subsidy scam; the alleged mismanagement of trillions of naira in the Security and Exchange Commission and others.

He doesn't give a damn

tit:


any plan you maclatunji, mynd, ikengawo and all the Igbo murderators have against me will not work!
i shall give you hell!
you guys will run comot from that asshole rock.

Babe clean pepper wey dy your eye na, dis no b maclatunji na... Pele, defeat hurt..i hope you get over it
Sai Baba

Well, that was one of his campaign promises.
I expect him to declare latest 4 weeks after may 29.
Nigerians should hold him to it.

buhari is a disgrace

tit:
buhari is a disgrace

Just like you.

Ibos are now the new opposition, let us see how far they will go.

what(who) is socio economic right and accountability project.

ddami:
what(who) is socio economic right and accountability project.

they are nigerian citizen!


you burn the pick-pocket and make the big thief who steal billions amir - Julius Caesar

can someone tell him to declare it properly when he does

Not "minimum of 1 million"

any good maths student will tell you that don't mean much