Civil Society Groups for Good Governance (CSGGG) Thursday condemned the recent protest and calls for the resignation of Comptroller General of the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCOS), Haliru Nababa, over alleged illegal detention of Major Gen. Umaru Muazu Mohammed.
CSGGG president, Chief Ogakwu Dominic, at a press conference said: “We, the civil society groups for good governance and other allied well-purposed civil society organisations, condemn the sponsored protest, misinformation, and resignation campaign.
“We believe in upholding the truth and promoting good governance. We support the NCOS’s efforts in fulfilling its mandate, as well as the military’s efforts to maintain discipline and ensure accountability within their ranks.
“We will not stand idly by while mischief-makers attempt to tarnish the reputation of the NCOS, its Comptroller General, and the military.”
Dominic urged the public to be cautious of sponsored protests and misinformation campaigns, appealing to CSOs to prioritise truth and integrity in their advocacy efforts.
He also requested that the military continue to ensure transparency and accountability in their operations.
