By Peter Duru

MAKURDI —The Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, has identified attitudinal change among Nigerians as the panacea for increasing cases of corruption in the country.

Head of the Benue State office of the ICPC, Mr. Hassan Mohammed spoke, yesterday, in an interactive session with stakeholders to mark the 2013 International Anti- Corruption Day in Makurdi, the state capital.

Mohammed noted that “corruption is a thing of the mind and if the war against corruption in Nigeria will be won, it will take the cooperation of a Nigerian project to ensure that the cankerworm is completely eliminated from our body polity.”