P.M. NewsNo sacred cows in anti-corruption fight, says VP Shettima
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : Calling for a united front across all arms of government, Shettima concluded by stressing the importance of collective action in the anti-corruption fight.51% : Highlighting the administration's approach to anti-corruption efforts, Shettima attributed the significant recoveries to a policy of non-interference in the operations of anti-graft agencies.
49% : We have allowed the judiciary and anti-corruption agencies to operate independently to restore sanity to our system," Shettima said.
46% : "As an administration, we have prioritised public accountability by strengthening anti-corruption agencies and granting them the independence needed to carry out their statutory duties," Shettima said, representing President Tinubu at the event.
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