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Nigerian Tribune - Ibadan,Nige
14 June 2007
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Police, PHCN still Nigeria’s m
THE Nigeria Police Force has again been adjudged as the most corrupt institution in the country.
It was closely followed by the Power Holding Company of Nigeria(PHCN), the Education Ministry (particularly higher institutions and examination bodies) and the Department of Customs and Excise.
These are some of the findings of the Nigeria Corruption Index(NCI) 2007 which were released on Wednesday by a leading anti-corruption group, the Independent Advocacy Project (IAP).
Others on the list of corrupt institutions, according to the release, are: the Health Ministry, Justice Ministry, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria; The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), Nigeria Railway Corporation (NRC) and Agricultural Development Authorities.
The NCI identified corruption as one of the main factors that drive the average Nigerian to the depths of despair.
According to the IAP’s non-executive chairman, Babatunde Olugboji, while presenting the survey, “millions of ordinary Nigerians have to part with some of their meagre income to get their children into schools as democracy in Nigeria remains a rule of the elite, by the elite and for the elite”.
A survey conducted by the group on the reforms of ex-president, Olusegun Obasanjo revealed that many Nigerians were not satisfied with his style of anti-corruption crusade.
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