Is there a war against corruption? (2)
What this wide ranging definition means is that the war against corruption itself must be faithfully fought with some transparency and visible humaneness. Innocent bystanders may not be unanimous in deciding whether or not the war against corruption has been purposeful, transparent and even-handed in its prosecution.
Obaseki advocates institutional reform, use of technology to curb corruption
The Edo State Governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki, has advocated for strong institutions, use of technology and change of attitude in the fight against corruption, especially in developing countries, which will discourage the ugly act.
Buhari hosts 2018 Africa Youth Congress Against Corruption
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday declared open the 2018 Africa Youth Congress Against Corruption, AYCAC at the old Banquet Hall of the State House, Abuja.
Corruption – is it a moral issue or a structural one?
Should corruption be seen as a moral issue? It often seems so, and that attitude is often reflected in how societies decide it should be dealt with – punishment through the legal system or the rule of law. In this worldview, corrupt acts are a well-thought out and premeditated way for people to capture resources which aren’t rightfully theirs.
One day won’t win the fight against corruption in Nigeria – SERAP
On December 9, Nigeria will join 185 other nations to mark International Anti-Corruption Day, the 15th anniversary of the signing of the United Nations Convention against Corruption. It is important to raise awareness about the harm caused by corruption, demonstrate the progress made by the international community to unite against corruption, and reaffirm the urgency of this fight.
Nigeria to test-run Corruption Risk Assessment in Africa
Nigeria has taken the lead in the fight to stamp out corruption in government agencies and institutions in Africa and is set to sell the pilot scheme to other countries on the continent this week in Abuja.
