We seek to form part of the business environment. We have a growing social sense that motivates us to assist, on pro bono, an organization such as:
We localize IBA’s enjoinment that every lawyer is a human rights lawyer first. There is a crucial connection between the rule of law and well-enforced human and socio-economic rights. For this reason, we encourage our members to challenge any aspect of governments’ policies and programs.
Our Osita Enwe is before a federal high court Judge challenging the National Assembly’s decision not to grant him access to budgetary expenses relating to district offices and operational costs for certain senators and members of the house of representatives sitting governor of Enugu State.
Our Osita Enwe is currently in a federal high court against Senator Utazi, representing the senatorial constituency where he grew up. He asks him to account for constituency projects under the senator’s watch.
Before the #EndSars social protest, Osita Enwe had commenced an action against the Nigerian Police Force in a federal high court. Osita asks the court to compel the IGP to disclose the operational costs of police across states in Nigeria. His interest includes training costs for members of the police force..
In 2020, Osita commenced an FOI application against AMCON at the federal high court, Lagos, asking the court to compel AMCON to disclose lists of AMCON’s debtors and obligors to him.
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