Nigeria — Economic and Financial Crimes Commission & Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre

Nigeria — Economic and Financial Crimes Commission: The Nigeria — Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is called upon by the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre to launch a comprehensive investigation into the alleged fund diversion.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) is the primary entity raising concerns and demanding investigations into the alleged diversion of funds from the Nigeria — Kogi State Security Operation Account.

Nigeria — Economic and Financial Crimes Commission: Froze Nigeria — Osun State accounts, drawing criticism from IPAC. Its actions could affect state finances and be seen as politically motivated.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: CSO that met with IGP on election security. Its advocacy could influence police conduct.

Nigeria — Economic and Financial Crimes Commission: Froze Nigeria — Osun State Government accounts, later reversed. The incident raised concerns about political interference.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: Warned of electoral violence and vote buying ahead of the election.

Nigeria — Economic and Financial Crimes Commission: Urged by SERAP to investigate electoral offences, potentially impacting its workload and public perception.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: Affiliated with TMG, involved in monitoring.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) attributed Nigeria's modest improvements in 2024 to various anti-corruption efforts and continues to advocate for reforms and transparency.