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Experts Question Proposed NGO Bill’s Impact on Churches and Charities

Experts are raising concerns about a proposed NGO bill and what it could mean for the regulation of churches, charities and other civil society organisations in Nigeria. The debate centres on whether stronger oversight would improve accountability or create undue restrictions on religious and humanitarian groups.

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grace

What safeguards would make NGO oversight accountable without turning churches, charities, and civil society groups into targets of unnecessary restrictions?

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mary

Who would independently review the regulators to ensure oversight powers are not selectively used?

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yemi

The concern makes sense because charities and civil society organisations often need room to serve communities while still being transparent about their work.

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kris

Stronger oversight is not automatically undue restriction; the real issue is whether the proposed rules are fair, clear, and applied consistently.

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cynthia

The bill should spell out reporting requirements, appeal processes, and independent review so organisations know the rules before enforcement begins.

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