Today, we remember the lives lost during the #EndSARS protests and stand in solidarity with the families, friends and all Nigerians whose lives were forever changed by that painful chapter in our history. Their courage, their voices and their demand for justice must never be forgotten. The call for an end to police brutality, respect for human rights, accountability and a country where every Nigerian can live with dignity remains as important as ever. It’s six years later. We ask for Justice from the government for those affected and those that were involved in the shooting should be brought to book. We owe those we lost more than remembrance. We owe them a commitment to keep demanding justice, to keep holding those in power accountable, and to keep working towards a Nigeria where no life is treated as expendable and no citizen is punished for demanding a better future. We will not give up. We will not forget. We will keep pushing until the Nigeria we dream of; a just, safe and accountable Nigeria that works for everyone becomes a reality. May the souls of those we lost rest in peace. Their memory lives on in the struggle for a better Nigeria. #EndSARS #justice #accountability #newnigeria

Before asking Nigerians to pay more, show us what their taxes have delivered. If the calims in the video circulating about a 25% tax on Nigerians’ earnings are true , then it raises important questions about what the law actually says. The current tax framework uses progressive rates; it does not impose a flat 25% tax on everyone’s earnings. That said, the major accountability question remains: what are Nigerians getting in return for the taxes they pay? How have these taxes translated into better healthcare, quality education, reliable electricity, safer communities, decent roads and opportunities to earn a living? How many ordinary Nigerians can point to a tangible improvement in their lives because of the taxes they contribute? And where government proposes changes to tax policy, the public deserves clear answers: What is the purpose? Who will bear the burden? How will the revenue be spent? What safeguards will prevent waste and corruption? How will citizens measure the results? Taxation must not be treated merely as a way for government to generate revenue. It must come with transparency, accountability and measurable public benefits. Citizens deserve to know where their money goes and what it achieves. Before demanding more, government must demonstrate what it has done with what it already collects. #accountability #goodgovernance

Any measure to ease the burden of rising fuel prices on Nigerians is welcome. However, is ₦1,350 per litre truly affordable for millions of Nigerians who are already struggling with the cost of living? A price ceiling may help manage volatility, but it does not automatically make fuel affordable. How will the government ensure that CNG savings translate into lower transport fares and that cash transfers reach the households that need them most? Nigerians need more than announcements. We need transparent implementation, clear reporting and measurable results. Good governance is not just about stabilising prices; it is about ensuring that essential goods and services are within the reach of ordinary citizens. Credit: @ARISEtv #accountability #goodgovernance

The Minister of Agriculture @SenatorAKyari says food prices have reduced by up to 50%. First, can the average market woman, farmer or Nigerian who goes to the market every day attest to this claim? How was this 50% reduction measured? Which food commodities were used? What was the baseline, which markets were surveyed, and over what period was the comparison made? Most importantly, who is actually feeling this 50% reduction? A reduction in the price of some commodities in some markets is welcome. But government claims about food affordability must be reflected in the everyday experience of Nigerians. Let us hear from the people who buy and sell food every day. If food prices have truly fallen by 50%, Nigerians should be able to feel it, see it and attest to it. The question is not only what the data says. The question is: what does the Nigerian in the market experience? #accountability #goodgovernance

The recruitment of ad-hoc staff is an important part of preparing for the 2027 General Election. We will call on @inecnigeria to strictly follow its guidelines and ensure that the recruitment process is transparent, credible and non-partisan. We also call on CSOs and citizens to monitor the process across the country and ensure that only qualified and eligible individuals are engaged. The credibility of an election begins long before election day. If the process of recruiting those who will administer the election is compromised, it can undermine public confidence in the entire electoral process. The time to act is now. #accountability #goodgovernance