Nigeria: War on Corruption Hangs in the Balance

The new administration of President Goodluck Jonathan should fix Nigeria’s key anti-corruption agency and refrain from political interference in its work. Endemic government corruption has undermined the basic rights of millions of Nigerians. (Lagos) – The new administration of President Goodluck Jonathan should fix Nigeria’s key anti-corruption agency and refrain from political interference in its work, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Endemic government corruption has undermined the basic rights of millions of Nigerians, Human Rights Watch said. read more

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