It seems the war on corruption in Nigeria is gradually becoming an issue that needs to be given top most priority. You would recall that President Jonathan had vowed some couple of days ago to fight corruption tooth and nail. Now, the ICPC has perfected plans to work in the president's direction and ensure his vision for Nigeria is actualized.
The ICPC wants to introduce "ethics" into the school curriculum as a direct measure to combat corruption from the tender age of Nigerians. Barrister Ekpo Nta, Chairman of ICPC made this known in Nassaraw State while giving his address at Public Sensitisation Lecture organised by the Commission’s National Anti-Corruption Volunteers Vanguard Corps (NAVC) and the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Nasarawa State.
In his lecture titled “Corruption: The Genesis of Nigeria’s Socio-Economic and Security Challenges; The Way Forward”, Mr.Olajide Itiafa Ayodele, a Public Speaker, said Nigeria has no business being poor and so corruption has to be fought in all ramification.
This is a step in the right direction, Corruption has really eated deep into the fabrics of the nation. It is hoped and I believe that this initiative can go a long way in reducing the trend in Nigeria.
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In his lecture titled “Corruption: The Genesis of Nigeria’s Socio-Economic and Security Challenges; The Way Forward”, Mr.Olajide Itiafa Ayodele, a Public Speaker, said Nigeria has no business being poor and so corruption has to be fought in all ramification.
This is a step in the right direction, Corruption has really eated deep into the fabrics of the nation. It is hoped and I believe that this initiative can go a long way in reducing the trend in Nigeria.
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