SERAP gave the advice in a letter signed by its Deputy Director, KOLAWOLE OLUWADARE.
SERAP said the register would be a balanced response to the grave crime of grand corruption and impunity of perpetrators and have a deterrent effect.
The advocacy group added that Public registers for high-ranking officials facing corruption charges and those convicted of corruption would be a crucial moment in the fight against corruption by the government of President MUHAMMADU BUHARI.
The statement says the Federal Government should emulate the United States who recently disclosed names and details of eighty defendants, most of whom are Nigerians that have been charged with conspiracy to commit fraud, money laundering, aggravated identity theft and other charges.
