Abuja Hosts Launch of Anti-Corruption Report 'Dirty Deeds

Stakeholders in the anti-corruption crusade convened in Abuja for the launch of "Dirty Deeds," an investigative report by Protect Whistleblowers in Africa (PPAAF). This report encompasses findings from a cross-border financial investigation conducted by PPAAF in collaboration with various Nigerian stakeholders.
The launch took place at the Shehu Nusa Yar’Adua Centre in Central District, where expectations were high for the report to contribute significantly to Nigeria's efforts in combating corruption in both public and private sectors. The organizers indicated that the report would facilitate discussions among policymakers, oversight bodies, civil society organizations, and the media, focusing on strengthening whistleblower protection and enhancing anti-corruption initiatives in Nigeria.
Previous reports by PPAAF have revealed how former governors and other officials misappropriated public funds through family members and companies to acquire properties abroad.
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