A whistleblower is a trending topic in Nigeria now after the government urged Nigerians to Join ‘whistle blowing policy’ to expose looters.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed stated in earlier February in Abuja at the inauguration of Human Rights Radio that;



’The whistleblowing policy is a very simple policy through which we encourage Nigerians who have any information about the violation of our rights, the commission of a crime, fraud or corruption or any Nigerian who knows where certain money is being held or kept to anonymously contact us. ‘’We will protect his or her identity and if the information leads to the recovery of money, he or she will be entitled to 2.5 per cent or 5 per cent of the money recovered. ‘’We have three channels of passing the information which could be through dedicated SMS, a portal and an e-mail address and all of them are secured,’’



Since a lot of people around has been making a lot of inquiries on how to become a whistleblower in Nigeria, we decided to take you through the steps, check the out below;

Whistleblower lawsuits often follow a similar pattern:

Investigate the Case

Typically, the first step in bringing a whistleblower lawsuit is to contact a whistleblower lawyer. Your lawyer will discuss the facts of the case with you, investigate its legal merits, and let you know whether a lawsuit is appropriate.



File the Case

If your lawyers decide that a lawsuit is appropriate, they will help you fill out the appropriate paperwork and file your case with the correct government agency.



Help the Government Review the Case

Your lawyers can assist the government to review your claims. For example, they can help provide information or schedule interviews if necessary.



Getting Maximum Award

Your lawyers will work with the government to ensure that you get the award you deserve, and all of the protections available to you.


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Since liar M is involved, its all a lying circus.


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