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Friday, June 21, 2019 EiE Nigeria Weekly Update

“Our only job is to demand performance from the government.” - Cheta Nwanze(Lead Partner, SBM Intelligence)

250 days after #GandujeGate broke out, security agencies are yet to investigate the bribery allegations against Governor Ganduje of Kano State. How long will it take to vet those videos? EiE filed a lawsuit at the Federal High Court, Abuja to compel EFCC, ICPC and the Nigeria Police to probe and investigate the allegations against Governor Ganduje. The next hearing date is October 10, 2019.

Unveiling the Missing Persons Register

EiE launched a ‘Missing Persons Register’ on Thursday, June 13th to document missing Nigerians and raise awareness.Is a family member or friend missing? Submit a report.

Join

Damilola Marcus, Segun Awosanya (Segalink), Alo Martins

at our Thursday monthly conversation as we discuss active citizenship.

Promises to be engaging!

You can follow the conversations from the #OfficeOfTheCitizen radio programmes.

Never forget, the Office of the Citizen is the highest office in the land!

Tweet at @EiENigeria using #OfficeOfTheCitizen to be a part of the conversation.

 EU EOM Report on 2019 General Elections   

The European Union deployed an Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) to

observe the management of the 2019 general elections.

They have made public the report of their observations which highlighted salient issues and

recommendations.

Read the full report.

Kogi and Bayelsa governorship elections will hold on

Saturday, November 16th.

Stay tuned for information on debates!

We will keep demanding until our girls are brought BACK & ALIVE!#EducationIsNotACrime #BringBackOurGirls #5YearsTooLongAbuja – Unity Fountain, Daily, 5 – 6pm

Lagos - Noon – 1pm

Entries are open for the NESG/NUC Nigerian Economic Summit (NES) essay competition.For more information, click here.

Have a great weekend!The EiE Nigeria Team