The Presidency on Wednesday has clapped back at the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, urging it to cease its “divisive, irresponsible, and bare-faced publicity stunts”. ), on several matters; most prominently a violation of human rights. To date, SERAP has not taken their retinue of legal actions to a logical conclusion. The Presidency, therefore, called on SERAP to cease “its divisive, irresponsible, and bare-faced publicity stunts and instead to follow through on its latest spurious legal claim in a Nigerian court of law. And while they do so, let them reveal in full view of the nation who they are, and who is funding them.”Copyright PUNCH.

Source: Punch December 01, 2021 22:46 UTC