9th December, 2022
Press Statement
CACOL CELEBRATES 2022 INTERNATIONAL ANTI-CORRUPTION DAY
Around nineteen (19) years ago and precisely on October 31, 2003, the entire world through the international umbrella, the United Nations Convention number 58/4, declared every 9th of December each year as the...
The Centre for Anti-Corruption and Open Leadership, CACOL has condemned the violence unleashed by suspected thugs and hirelings of Senator Bukola Saraki on sympathizers of Sahara Reporters at hearing of the case between the media organization and the corruption-tainted...
RESOLUTIONS REACHED AT THE CONSULTATIVE MEETING WITH SECURITY AGENCIES IN LAGOS STATE ON PRIORITIZING ANTI-CORRUPTION AND ACCOUNTABILITY ISSUES DURING THE UPCOMING 2023 ELECTIONS IN LAGOS STATE: THE ROLE OF THE SECURITY AGENCIES ORGANIZED BY THE CENTRE FOR ANTI-CORRUPTION AND...
The Centre for Anti-Corruption and Open Leadership, CACOL, has commended the federal government for approving the sum of one hundred and eighty billion naira (N180bn) as palliatives for the 36 states of the federation.
In a release issued by the...
December 15, 2015
Following the revelations arising from the $2.1bn arms procurement scandal, the Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders, CACOL has insisted that corrupt public officers and all culprits in the arms deal should be treated as armed robbers and murderers...
By admin / September 13, 2015
The Coalition Against Corrupt leaders, CACOL, has condemned the stand of the All Progressives Congress Governors on public declaration of assets.
This came on the heels of statement by the Governors who said they will not...
Today, the National Judicial Council, NJC, led by Justice Walter Nkanu Onnoghen, began another landmark journey in an effort to rid Nigeria of the dangerous cankerworm that has been the bane of our national development with the inauguration of...
The Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders, CACOL has said that the issue of whether or not Buhari’s 100 days in office should be treated as a tradition for performance score-card, in its view, shouldn’t be a subject of contention at...
A coalition of civil society/anti-corruption groups based in Lagos have given the federal government a 48-hour ultimatum to cancel or reverse the planned concession of the Port-Harcourt Refinery or face a legal action.
The group comprising 20 civil society organisations,...
By Wale Odunsi on February 27, 2017@dailypostngr
The Centre for Anti-Corruption and Open Leadership, CACOL has condemned the decision of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN to reintroduce charges on all cash deposits and withdrawals in bank transactions, describing it...