Concerned Nigerian Network in Diaspora (CNND) has canvassed the introduction of corruption studies into the educational system of the country.
CNND’s President, Mr James Erebuoye who spoke to reporters in Abuja argued that the measure would go along way in curbing corrupt practices in the polity.
He called on Nigerians to look beyond current economic difficulties and focus on contributing to national reforms.
Erebuoye maintained that despite the current challenges in the country, the CNND would not be discouraged from wooing foreign investors into the country.
“I have taken the lead, and I will not relent in this regard as we are already working with some foreign investors to have them established in Nigeria,” he said.
Reacting to ongoing controversy over the award of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal highway contract to the company, he charged Nigerians to focus on the capabilities, integrity…
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