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The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre has called for a transparent probe into reports that police used tear gas against elderly pensioners protesting unpaid entitlements in Lagos. The group emphasized that peaceful assembly is a constitutional right and urged authorities to hold any erring officers accountable.
RULAAC Executive Director Okechukwu Nwanguma highlights the systemic lack of accountability and transparent records for detainees transferred from the Southeast to distant facilities like Wawa Military Cantonment.
The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) has called for institutional reforms in the Imo State Police Command, arguing that recent disciplinary actions are reactive responses to long-standing patterns of harassment.
The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre has filed multiple lawsuits against the Imo State Police Command over allegations of severe human rights abuses at its Tiger Base unit. The legal action seeks justice for victims claiming unlawful detention, torture, and the separation of nursing mothers from their infants.
The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre has petitioned the Enugu State Governor and the Inspector-General of Police to intervene in a volatile land dispute. The group warned that unresolved killings and new access restrictions are pushing the local communities toward further violence.
The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre has called on Governor Alex Otti to release the findings of an investigation into alleged human rights violations against the Chikadibia family. The advocacy group is seeking restorative justice and compensation following a police operation that left the family homeless and resulted in the loss of their property.
The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre has called on the Nigeria Police Force to provide transparent updates regarding the investigation into the death of Mary Habila at a property associated with Senator David Umahi. The advocacy group is seeking specific details on forensic procedures and the timeline of events to maintain public confidence in the justice system.
Rights advocacy group RULAAC says Nigeria's Democracy Day should be a moment of honest national reflection, not ceremony — warning that 27 years of civilian rule have yet to translate into justice, security and accountability for ordinary Nigerians.