-President Muhammadu Buhari, has called for the establishment of an international anti-corruption court to try offenders, while charging African leaders to deepen their fight against corruption, and create more disincentives for pilfering of public funds.
In his recorded remark to celebrate the African day of anti-corruption, Buhari who is the African ant-corruption champion, praised African leaders for gains so far recorded, admonishing those efforts must be intensified to prosecute offenders and collect resources that had been stored in other countries.
The president who said he has monitored the fight against corruption in Africa and can see both successes and drawbacks, emphasized that the battle must continue for the sake of the continent and its people no matter the difficulties.
He stated further that a lot of more work in many fronts is required, and the private sector must contribute in curving corruption, with an upgrade needed in family and religious values.
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