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Enforcement of anti-corruption legislation in Nigeria: an appraisal
The paper examines the meaning of corruption, its causes and dimensions within the Nigerian context. It also explores the legal framework targeted at combating the menace. It argues that though Nigeria has a wide array of laws in this area, corruption still flourishes in the country because the due...
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