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Le gouvernement met en place des unités contre la corruption

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    Le gouvernement du Nigeria a décidé de mettre en place des unités contre la corruption au sein de tous les ministères et des institutions étatiques, a rapporté le journal 'The Vanguard'. Citant le ministre des transports, Ojo Madueckwe, qui s'adressait aux journalistes mercredi, le quotidien a souligné que les unités seront placés sous le contrôle d'une commission indépendante anticorruption, qui nommera leur personnel. Les unités devront contrôler les activités des ministères et des institutions étatiques.


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