Report Reveals 600 Corruption Cases Stagnated at Code of Conduct Tribunal
A report reveals over 600 corruption cases have stalled at Nigeria's Code of Conduct Tribunal due to procedural delays and political interference. The research document obtained by Daily Trust in Abuja highlighted the stagnation of cases, including that of former Chief Justice Walter Onnoghen.
The report emphasized the need for stakeholder engagement to address the issue, with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) urged to prioritize enforcement. The findings underscore concerns about unresolved corruption cases being swept under the carpet, impacting the country's fight against corruption.
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