Corruption: EFCC, ICPC targeted mostly low, middle level officials in 2021– U.S. govt

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Corruption: EFCC, ICPC targeted mostly low, middle level officials in 2021– U.S. govt

The report said despite the charges brought against some serving and former high-level officials by the EFCC and ICPC, the organisations focused more on low and middle level corrupt officials in 2021.

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