Stop Glamourising Questionable Wealth, ICPC Tells Nigerians

The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has urged Nigerians to stop glamourising sudden and unexplained wealth and cultivate the culture of questioning its sources.
The commission also challenged the media, religious institutions and parents to promote integrity and ethical values as part of efforts to curb corruption and restore public trust.
Mr Kupolati Kayode, who represented the ICPC chairman, Dr Musa Aliyu, spoke in Abuja at the Verbatim Annual Ethics and Integrity Awards/Dinner, where 100 ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) were recognised for compliance with ethics and integrity standards.
Speaking on the theme, “The Power of I...