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Obasanjo investit de nouveaux pouvoirs pour congédier les officiels corrompus

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    Le gouvernement nigérian a approuvé mercredi l'octroi de nouveaux pouvoirs au président Olusegun Obasanjo pour lui permettre de limoger les hauts responsables corrompus, a informé le quotidien 'The Guardian'. M. Obasanjo sera ainsi en mesure de congédier sommairement des officiels soupçonnés de corruption, après avoir dûment consulté et reçu l'approbation du pouvoir législatif, au lieu de passer par l'actuelle procédure de licenciement, plus lente et plus longue. Cet amendement intervient dans un climat de critiques contre le gouvernement pour son laxisme dans la lutte contre la corruption.

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