At least two perspectives on fighting corruption have emerged this week from key Nigerian reformers that served together during the Obasanjo era.
Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, during a BBC interview with Will Ross, passionately emphasized the need for strong institutions and systems to tackle corruption. To the extent that she was dismissive of the role of whistle-blowers "It is not very sexy to build systems and institutions. It takes time and nobody wants to discuss it. All they want to do is talk about personalities and who blew the whistle... "
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