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Religion, Ethics and Attitudes towards Corruption in Nigeria: A Historiographical Review
This study reviews the literature on corruption as it relates to religion in Nigeria. It explores corruption as a concept from its most popular usage to the official government position. It also explores the types and character of corruption and presents a historiography of the problem of corruption...
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2011
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