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Nigeria has made significant steps in the last few years to limit and reduce corruption, graft and unethical practices by implementing several legislations to eliminate corrupt practices.

This publication, authored by Counsel Dr Jude Odinkonigbo along with Associates, Mariam Mamman-Odey and Deborah Ehanire, sheds light on these laws and explores the specific compliance obligations placed on businesses.

 

 

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