Alleged looted state funds: EFCC summons Ex Gov, Jonah Jang
Sharing of arms money: Public office seekers must be mentally examined — Bola Ajibola
#PresidentialMediaChat begins 7pm
Oyegun tasks civil servants on corruption
Dasukigate: We don’t support corruption – PDP
Using human rights to promote corruption and impunity
Corruption: Over 400 cases in courts – ICPC
Democracy has come to stay in Africa – Buhari
The God of money and the Nigerian gods of corruption
NBA to assist anti-graft agencies in tackling corruption issues
Ugwuanyi tasks Nigerians on fight against corruption
My frustration with Halliburton, other corruption cases — Ribadu
$2.1bn Arms Deal: Dokpesi released, says I’m strong in spirit
Will an agency defy Buhari on judicial corruption?

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ITF refutes corruption allegation
The Industrial Training Fund, ITF, refuted, yesterday, corruption allegation levelled against the Fund by labour unions.
Dasuki: Buhari seeking vengeance with corruption fight – Fayose
Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, has described Tuesday’s arrest of the immediate-past National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd) by men of the Department of State Services (DSS), as continuation of President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime of vengeance, saying “disobeying court order and later arresting and detaining the same person the court ordered to be allowed to travel abroad for medicare is the peak of dictatorship.”
No political will to prosecute high-profile corruption cases, says CJN
ABUJA — The blame game between the Judiciary and Executive arm of government continued yesterday, with the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, decrying what he termed “lack of political will to prosecute high-profile corruption cases.”
Tackling corruption: An update
DURING his recent visit to Tehran, President Muhammadu Buhari had an interactive session with members of the Nigerian community in Iran and told them that some former government officials are voluntarily returning public funds they acquired illegally.
Treasury looters now returning stolen funds —Buhari
ABUJA — President Muhammadu Buhari, in Tehran, Iran, yesterday, disclosed that many of those who looted the public treasuries in the government of former President Goodluck Jonathan had started returning the stolen funds to the government.
He said that though the government appreciated the development, it was still not enough to condone corruption, stressing that his government would still prosecute them in due course.

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