to that is they can take a very simple option, which is take a fixed sum award of £600,000, which is a much quicker process because people don t need to compile a full claim and assess the full claim. it can happen much more quickly. so people could be getting compensation in weeks a matter of weeks. 0k. so by weeks, to me, that s less than a month. is that fair? i can t say that, because as i say it s got to go through both houses and we re not totally in charge of the timescales. it depends on opposition parties and the lords and lots of things. sure, but you could do this in a day. there is precedent here. you think about omagh legislation after the omagh bombing, and i was saying, i m not saying we can do it in a day, but of course, before we do that, we have to actually draft the legislation. we ve got to get the legislation in the right place. we ve got to talk to a lot of people, thejudiciary, of course, and the minister of justice. and he s got to go through a number
Nigeria Unites with the World in the Fight Against Corruption at Global Anti-Corruption Conference in Atlanta, USA.
Atlanta (USA), 11 December 2023 - The Nigeria Delegation joins over 150 member states for the 10 th Conference of States Parties in Atlanta to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC).
Led by the Honourable Attorney-General of the Federation (HAGF) and Minister of Justice, HE Mr. Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, the Nigerian delegation included representatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Commission, the Code of Conduct Bureau, the Corporate Affairs Commission, the Police Service Commission, the Nigeria Police Force in addition to the officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In addition to the official delegation, the Conference benefitted from a strong showing of Nigerian civil society organizations, such as the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy