CorruptionSome Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have called on the Federal Government to publish the names of persons found guilty of corruption and the amount recovered.
The organisations made the call at a rally organized by the “Say No Campaign’’ to mark the International Anti-corruption Day on Friday in Abuja.
One of the conveners of the campaign, Mr Ezenwa Nwagwu, said that it was the responsibility of Nigerians to ensure that the country was not labelled a corrupt nation.
Nwagwu urged Nigerians to own the fight against corruption because it had led to the decay of various sectors of the nation’s economy.
“The absence of corruption will create a better society for Nigerians and make all the sectors work effectively.
“Until it becomes our responsibility to expose corrupt Nigerians, until it becomes our responsibility to blow the whistle and to ensure that corrupt people are not comfortable, things will not work well.
Anti-corruption day: publish names, amount stolen by corrupt persons, CSOs urge FG
