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Pilot honesty note
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procurementTarget: Bureau of Public Procurement
Publish all federal contract awards above ₦1bn
Every federal contract award above ₦1 billion should be published within 30 days of award — contractor name, amount, scope, and the procurement method used. Citizens cannot track what they cannot see, and right now the bulk of big-ticket awards surface only through leaks.
What happens next
Pilot: signatures are collected on this site only. If this petition gathers traction, the newsroom will formally transmit it to the Bureau of Public Procurement with a published delivery record.
0signatures on this site (pilot)
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fiscalTarget: Federal Ministry of Finance / Office of the Accountant-General
Mandate quarterly FAAC disbursements in machine-readable format
FAAC disbursement figures are published as scanned PDFs and press statements. We demand quarterly allocations to federal, state, and local governments in open, machine-readable formats (CSV/API) so journalists, researchers, and citizens can actually analyse where the money goes.
What happens next
Pilot: signatures are collected on this site only. A formal submission to the Ministry of Finance and the Accountant-General's office would follow with a public delivery record.
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accountabilityTarget: National Assembly
Independent audit of fuel subsidy removal savings
Since the removal of the petrol subsidy, the government has claimed trillions in savings — but no independent, line-by-line audit of what was saved and where it went has been published. We demand a fully independent audit, conducted by auditors with no ties to the agencies they are auditing, with the report made public.
What happens next
Pilot: signatures are collected on this site only. The newsroom would forward the petition to the leadership of both chambers of the National Assembly with a published delivery record.
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transparencyTarget: Code of Conduct Bureau
Make public officers' asset declarations truly public
The law requires public officers to declare their assets, but the declarations sit in the Code of Conduct Bureau's vaults, inaccessible to the citizens they are meant to protect. We demand a workable public-access regime for asset declarations of senior office holders — elected officials, ministers, and agency heads.
What happens next
Pilot: signatures are collected on this site only. A formal submission to the Code of Conduct Bureau would follow with a published delivery record.
0signatures on this site (pilot)
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