The ICPC boss urges the youth to see corruption as a dream killer that should be fought with great rigour for them to achieve the desired goal.
, Bolaji Owasanoye, has described corruption as a dream killer that must be fought to a standstill by the youth.
“You must realise that corruption is a dream killer, and if you do not fight it to a standstill at your level, it will kill your future dreams. He said the youth could shape the country’s future with determination by deliberately shunning corrupt practices. “The youths are the future of our country, and any opportunity to engage their minds in activities that will be beneficial to nation-building is a welcome one,” Bawa said.SCORECARD: How Buhari’s anti-corruption war switched from fighting to encouraging corruption
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