transparency

In August, Conservative shadow minister John Glen called for "full transparency" adding: "Keir Starmer can no longer try to brush this under the carpet."

He also accused the Home Office of a “total lack of transparency”, saying local authorities were not being consulted.

When activists first tried to force transparency on the church, the Southern Baptist Convention's lawyer, Augie Boto, accused them of conspiring as part of "a satanic scheme."

It is hoped that the arrival of Mr Dangote’s oil refinery will help bring a measure of transparency to the sector.

It was committed to transparency but there was "an expectation and obligation that the customer completes their own due diligence".