Corruption Index: No Evidence Supports Transparency International’s Findings – FG Reacts

Corruption Index: No Evidence Supports Transparency International’s Findings – FG Reacts.

The Federal Government has said there is no evidence to back the report by Transparency International which places Nigeria at 146 out of the 180 countries on the 2019 corruption perception index.the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami said the facts on the ground do not correlate with the information dished out by Transparency International.

“In terms of the fight against corruption, we have been doing more, we have done more and we will continue to do more out of inherent conviction and desire on our part to fight against corruption devoid of any extraneous considerations relating to the rating by Transparency International. Speaking from the perspective of performance, Malami said there is nothing that has not been done as a nation in the fight against corruption.

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