FG: Our anti-corruption fight not to impress TI — we’re unbothered about their rating | TheCable
Kunle DaramolaThe federal government has reacted to the 2022 corruption perception index released by Transparency International In the 2022 index, the country scored 24 out of 100 points — same as 2021 but with a different ranking.
, adding that the President Muhammadu Buhari administration has recorded notable achievements in the fight against corruption.“We are not fighting corruption because we want to impress Transparency International or any organisation whatsoever. We’re fighting corruption because we believe if we do not fight corruption, there’ll be no growth either in terms of the economy or even politically,” he said.be rated by anybody.
“Corruption fighting is not just by how many people have you arrested. How many people have you tried? How many people have you convicted? Of course, even in that respect, we have a very impressive record. Is it the EFCC or is it the ICPC?
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