Nigerian leaders have been urged to be more open and transparent in their leadership in order to tackle the challenges brought about by corruption. This call was made in Abuja at the launch of a book titled “Nigeria-Reawakening the Giants”.
Correspondent Tijesu Adeoye reports that Nigeria usually referred to as the giant of Africa, is faced with serious social and economic challenges such as corruption, insecurity, poverty and so many others. These form the cardinal issues the Buhari Administration has set out to redress, especially the fight against Corruption.
In 2015 , President Muhammadu Buhari declared an anti-graft war against all forms of corruption in the country. This was to ensure transparency in governance and also to place the country among developed nations in the world.
Nigeria – Reawakening the Giant”, talks about the challenges Nigeria faces as a nation and also highlights ways to restore it’s dignity as a country.
Asides the call for change, participants at the launch want Nigerian leaders to be more open and transparent in their leadership.
They also want Nigerians to be more patriotic as they believe the war against corruption is not just a fight the government alone must pursue, but must engage the entire Nation.
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