SERAP in alliance with a hundred and ninety-two concerned Nigerians are also seeking a court order to restrain and stop the National Assembly Service Commission from releasing any public funds to the House of Representatives to buy the vehicles.
The group said no such fund should be expended until an impact assessment of the spending on access to public services and goods like education, security, health and clean water, is carried out.
SERAP are asking the court to determine whether the proposed plan and resolution by the House of Representatives to buy four exotic cars for principal officers and members amounting to over five billion Naira in total, is not in breach of Section fifty-seven of the Public Procurement Act 2007.
