SERAP

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NG-C-00004-3

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Legal name
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project
Country
Nigeria
Type
Civil society organisation
Founded
2004
Director or chair
Adetokunbo Mumuni (Executive Director)
Claim
Not claimed by the organisation
Last verified
27 April 2026

Transparency

Open

6 of 6 key disclosures on record, 0 of them checked by our researchers.

  • Legal name on record, not yet checked
  • Who leads it on record, not yet checked
  • How it is funded on record, not yet checked
  • Named funders on record, not yet checked
  • Public contact address on record, not yet checked
  • Official websites and accounts on record, not yet checked

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Origin

Partly verified

Brand names Pending check
  • SERAP
  • SERAP NIGERIA
Registration number
Not disclosed
Registered address Pending check
18, Bamako Street, Wuse, Zone 1, FCT Abuja (office published by SERAP; Lagos office: 2B, Oyetola Street, Opebi, Ikeja)
Public contact email Pending check
info@serap-nigeria.org
1 source

Who stands behind it?

Control

Not yet verified

Who pays?

Money

Not yet verified

Income mix
Not disclosed
Named funders and donors Pending check
FunderTypeNote
Royal Netherlands Embassy, AbujaGovernment or public bodylisted among SERAP funders on its Who we are page (undated)
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur FoundationFoundationlisted among SERAP funders (undated)
Ford FoundationFoundationlisted among SERAP funders (undated)
National Endowment for DemocracyFoundationlisted among SERAP funders (undated)
Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)Foundationlisted among SERAP funders (undated)
Global Fund for WomenFoundationlisted among SERAP funders (undated)
FOSTER (Facility for Oil Sector Transparency in Nigeria, UK DFID-funded)Government or public bodylisted among SERAP funders (undated)
1 source

Where does it appear?

Channels

Partly verified

Who is connected?

Networks

Nothing disclosed

Documented public-office or party roles
Not disclosed

Change history

VersionDateWhat changed
220 October 2026 Updated from research database (Origin, Control, Money, Channels)
119 October 2026 First published

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