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Nigerian Primate Calls on Politicians to Tackle Widespread Corruption in Africa's Largest Economy
The Primate of the African Church, Nigeria and Overseas, His Eminence Julius Abbe, has called on public office holders to tackle corruption in the country, urging politicians to take action.
The Primate of the African Church, Nigeria and Overseas, Julius Abbe, has called on Nigerian politicians to address the country's corruption issue. Abbe made the plea during a sermon at his church in Abuja, urging public office holders to take responsibility for tackling corruption in the country. The church leader emphasized the need for accountability and transparency in governance. His words come as Nigeria continues to grapple with high levels of corruption that have hindered economic development.
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