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President Muhammadu Buhari revealed Wednesday that his administration would reorganize the judiciary to improve the anti-corruption war
Buhari revealed it at the Aso Rock presidential villa in Abuja at a conference of joint press with the visiting Namibian president.
President Buhari said that it is very difficult to fight corruption in a multi-party democracy like that of Nigeria.
He said that his government would devote judges to the management of corruption cases in order to ensure the continuation of cases. "We are winning (the fight against corruption), but it is very difficult with this system of multiparty democracy. We get the cooperation of the countries.
"We try to sell the assets wherever we find them and bring the money into the Nigerian treasure.That's all I can say at this point because we are reorganizing the
"We are going to dedicate judges to corruption cases and try to prosecute and prosecute all those who have proved that they had questions to answer:
" So, that's what it is that I tell you, that we have not given up, we are doing our best and we will recover as much as possible humanely, "said Buhari.
Geingob commended Buhari for his courage in fighting corruption in Nigeria and beyond.
According to him, corruption becomes a serious problem. Africa and "strong people" like Buhari are needed to eliminate it.
"He (President Buhari) is taking steps that will encourage us all. I have declared the war against poverty and corruption. I have declared my property publicly. "The Namibian President thanked the Nigerian government for helping his country by deploying volunteers as part of the Technical Assistance Corps."
He said that he went to Nigeria to pay him homage. Professor Adebayo Adedeji, whom he describes as his mentor
Adedeji, former executive secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa, died on April 25, will be buried on July 7.
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