Friday, September 11, 2015

Corruption in Nigeria

Chimamanda Ngozi's short story Cell One is a powerful story that gives us an idea of corruption in Nigeria. In the story, Nnamabia fears being sent to cell one because prisoners are sometimes beaten to death there. According to the Transparency International Movement, 41 percent of Nigerians consider the health and medical services corrupt. A top corruption case in Nigeria is Alhaji Maina who is accused of mopping up pension funds from banks and depositing the money in his private accounts.

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