Corruption in Nigeria: A call for an aggressive legal solution

Abstract

Corruption has been an issue which has equally become an obstacle to the achievement of a better, efficient and effective economic development and virile democracy globally. Corruption is not exclusively economic phenomenon but manifest in every facet of our life, in political, the processes and other sectors like industries, banks, government establishments/institutions, law enforcement and judicial system, legislative  assemblies, that is to say in both private and public sectors etc.1 This article will  proffer aggressive legal solution as a panacea to this hydra-headed cankerworm.