Corruption: Nigeria is returning to no sacred cow era, by Ndoma-Egba
For 12 years, he was in the Senate and in eight years of the period he served as senate leader through which he garnered a lot of legislative experience. He was on his way to returning to the Senate for a fourth term but unfortunately, he was on the wrong side of the power play in his Cross Rivers home state especially in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), which denied him the opportunity. Anyhow, Senator Ndoma Egba, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, who has returned fully to law practice, is abreast of contemporary political issues in Nigeria as he displayed in this encounter at his Abuja law firm
Nigeria, others to spend N6.75 trillion to tackle corruption, weak governance
The World Bank has said that it will cost Nigeria and other African countries about N6.75 trillion in the next ten years to address reforms and investments in communal lands that are individually owned as well as addressing weak governance and corruption in land ownership.
Govt deposits fuel corruption in public sector – CBN
•Interbank rates rise by 74%
Governments’ deposits and borrowing undermine competiveness of banks and corrupt the public sector in Nigeria.
The corruption in Anti-Corruption Watch
THE world over, non-governmental organisations, NGOs, are agencies or social movements that open up the liberal political space, engender equalisation of opportunities, improve the circumstances of disadvantaged peoples and institutions and hold governments to account.
The corruption in anti-corruption watch
The world over, Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are agencies, organizations or social movements that open up the liberal political space, engender equalization of opportunities; improve the circumstances of disadvantaged peoples and institutions and hold governments to account.
Committee concludes anti corruption assessment of Nigerian ports
A Corruption Risk Assessment, CRA, conducted across select Nigerian seaports (Apapa, Tin-can, Port-Harcourt,Onne, Warri and Calabar) by a group of national and international consultants, has been concluded.
