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Nigeria’s unending scandals: Time for a step aside option, By MJ Balogun

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Professor MJ Balogun writes about Nigeria's hard environment in the public sector.

Nigeria will do well to learn from Namibia’s experience. At least, public officials facing allegations of wrongdoing should no longer be told to “go and sin no more”. They should be asked to step aside pending the conclusion of investigations into their alleged misdeeds. Also, candidates being considered for high-profile jobs, including ambassadorial ones, should […]

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