Corruption, state capture: Festering cancers

TWO cancers – corruption and state capture – are ravaging Nigeria, leaving it sapped and unable to look after its people or assert its authority on the continent or the global stage. Capital project costs are inflated, delayed, or eventually abandoned. The Federal Government listed 4,000 abandoned projects valued at N16 trillion. At the state

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