Introduction Corruption in Nigeria has gone beyond episodic or high-profile malfeasance to become a systemic, normalised, and almost ritualised feature of public and private life. Despite a plethora of anti-corruption agencies, legislative instruments, international treaties, and rhetorical commitments from successive administrations, the scourge of corruption persists with remarkable resilience. This paper argues that the failure […]
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