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SERAP, NGE threaten lawsuit over foreign aid bill

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SERAP and NGE threaten legal action against the Foreign Aid Bill, 2026, citing threats to civic space, media freedom, and democratic participation in Niger Read More: https://punchng.com/serap-nge-threaten-lawsuit-over-foreign-aid-bill/

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