The Nigeria Police Act, 2020, signed into law on 15 September 2020, represents the most ambitious attempt in nearly eight decades to reform policing in Nigeria. With 142 sections divided into 17 parts, it replaces the colonial-era Police Act of...
Learn moreThe Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) have received with great relief and satisfaction the judgment of the Federal High Court in Abuja, which nullified the six-month suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan from the...
Learn moreEach year, as Nigeria marks June 12 — Democracy Day, citizens are invited to reflect on the hard-fought battles that brought us to this point. It is a day steeped in the memory of sacrifice: of Chief MKO Abiola, whose electoral victory in 1993...
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In partnership and with the support of International IDEA, Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre, RULAAC, organized in collaboration with Lagos State Stakeholders Forum on Police Accountability a town hall meeting centered on...
Learn moreThe outcry regarding the amendment process and Egbetokun’s tenure extension is a vital concern for both him and the government, especially if they profess to value due process, transparency, and public trust. In the ongoing controversy...
Learn moreFollowing the #EndSARS protest which led to the Lekki Toll gate massacre, yesterday protesters gathered at the Lekki Toll gate in the morning hours in commemorating the anniversary of the Lekki Tollgate massacre on October 20, 2020. According to...
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October 1, 2023 marks 63 years of Nigeria’s independence from British colonial rule. 63 years after Nigeria’s independence and 24 years after the country returned to elective government after nearly 17 unbroken years of military...
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