Nigeria’s fight against corruption gets N10bn boost

30 November 2017

Nigeria is to receive €23.3m (N10bn) from the European Union to aid in its fight against corruption.

The funding is for a four-year programme that will help to strengthen the rule of law and good governance, introduce mechanisms to prevent corruption and improve the criminal justice system in these cases.

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