Anti-graft war must be premised on rule of law, says CAN

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has committed to an anti-corruption war premised on the rule of law. It also canvassed respect for the independence of the three arms of government in the spirit of peace and harmony.

Nkechi Onyedika-Ugoeze, Abuja

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