Human Rights Groups In Nigeria
Pinch of tragedy as African country where coffin business is booming is revealed
5 years in Cameroonian city, Bamenda, is currently thriving in business of coffin due to 5 years of war going on in the city between French and English people.
Agencies responsible for the protection of human rights: Full list
There are various AGENCIES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS in Nigeria. These organisations aid in fighting specific human rights violations.
Kuje jailbreak: President Buhari under pressure as calls for Aregbesola’s dismissal heightens
The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) said President Muhammadu Buhari must sack minister of interior, Rauf Aregbesola over the Kuje jailbreak
Kind Nigerian man finds boy thrown into forest with hands-tied, takes care of him, shares the lad's new look
A kind Nigerian man came to the rescue of a young boy who was thrown into the forest hands-tied. The man took care of the boy and has now shared photos of him.
Human Rights Commission lauds YSAD on campaign against extortion of motorists
The Youths and Students Advocate For Development Initiative has commenced a campaign against the extortion of motorists by law enforcement agents nationwide.
IHRC indicates readiness to mediate between agitators and Nigerian govt
IHRC's Ambassador Friday Sani has urged all agitators in Nigeria to adopt dialogue as a means of achieving their demands instead of protests and demonstrations.
Mourning as another renowned activist Innocent Chukwuma dies at 55
One of Nigeria’s civil society leaders, Innocent Chukwuma, died Saturday evening, April 3, in Lagos state. According to the report, he died of leukemia at 55.
EndSARS protest: Femi Falana reacts to lawsuit filed against him at ICC
A human rights lawyer, Falana has reacted to a complaint filed against him at the International Criminal Court. The senior lawyer said the suit is lacks merit.
SERAP: It is unconstitutional for politicians to buy new cars while asking the poor to bear burden of electricity, fuel increase
SERAP says it is unconstitutional, illegal and discriminatory for politicians to buy new cars while allowing poor Nigerians to pay high prices for electricity.
Human Rights Groups In Nigeria
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