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CSOs accuse politicians of undermining anti-corruption fight

May 2, 2024•

Tribune Online
CSOs accuse politicians of undermining anti-corruption fight

The Coalition of Civil Society Organizations operating in Nigeria accused Political Office Holders on Thursday of crippling the fight against corruption by appointing their cronies into judicial offices. The CSOs, led by Senior Fellow Professor Jibrin Ibrahim of the Centre for Democracy and Development and Executive Director Auwal Musa Rafisanjani of the Civil Society Legislative […]

CSOs accuse politicians of undermining anti-corruption fight
Tribune Online

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