One of the leading politicians in the country and former governor of one of the wealth-iest states in Nigeria was…
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Senator Ali Ndume has explained that a significant number of politicians in Nigeria engage in corruption practices. According to him,…
The Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi, has called for the exclusion of individuals convicted of…
“So, the very beginning is ourselves, yes system, yes we have to rethink our democracy but the character of people in government must change. With all due respect, most of those in government should right now be behind bars or in gallows,” he said.
“Some religious organisations are more corrupt than public offices. I have evidence towards that. You look at the speckle in someone else eyes, but meanwhile, there is a log in yours.”
The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) and Transparency International in Nigeria (TI-Nigeria) in a decisive call to action, have…
Judicial corruption constitutes a major challenge to anti-corruption work in Nigeria. The looters have repeatedly used their influence to manipulate the judicial process and system, to block and/or delay the arrest or prosecution of suspects.
Former Sokoto state governor and Presidential candidate of the Democratic Peoples Party (DPP), Attahiru Bafarawa, has said that Nigerians will never forgive President Bola Tinubu if he fails to probe the former Buhari administration.
Gov. Ahmed Aliyu of Sokoto State called on leaders at all levels to strive towards eradicating societal ills and focus on national growth.
The Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) investigates people in all sectors who appear to be living above their means, and is empowered to investigate and prosecute money laundering, advance fee fraud, counterfeiting, illegal fund transfers, futures market fraud, contract scam, etc; the coordination and enforcement of all economic and financial crimes laws. The establishment of the Commission in April 2003 was partly in response to pressure from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on Money Laundering.