BASELINE STUDY ON PUBLIC PERCEPTION ON CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA

Network for Justice | 28 November, 2018

The baseline study intends to gauge public perception regarding corruption in Nigeria because corruption seems to be endemic, systemic and pervasive thereby compelling the Federal Government to wage a war against it. As the 2019 elections are approaching fighting corruption by current governments and politicians aspiring to be in power must made a campaign issue thereby making the fight a current and a post-2019 matter. This project intends to contribute in fighting corruption now and for the future by making politicians embrace the fight even before and after the elections.  Download Full Report

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