In an opinion piece, Nafisat Bello argues that Nigeria's approach to fighting corruption is flawed, citing the recent ICPC red flag and President Tinubu's response. Bello contends that the success of anti-corruption efforts should be measured not by the number of ghost workers removed or funds recovered, but by the courage to trace corruption to its source and hold perpetrators accountable. She calls for systemic changes to permanently close the loopholes that allow corruption to thrive.
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