Corruption and a lost battle

It is always heartwarming to know that the Nigerian government is working tooth and nail to confront the cankerworm called corruption. Indeed it’s a battle that calls for a concerted effort by all well-meaning Nigerians considering the fact that no nation can move forward in the midst of impunity.

Jide Oyewusi

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