“Tackling Corruption in Africa: An Evaluation of Tested Models”

Nigeria's top law enforcement official discusses anti-corruption measures in Africa

Data from the Africa Union estimates that $140 billion is lost through corruption annually in the continent- an equivalent of the GDP of all but five countries in Africa. Experts say the lost amount can ensure uninterrupted power 24 hours a day to every citizen in Africa for 3 years. In Nigeria, the government’s aspiration to lift more than 100 million citizens out of poverty in the next 10 years may remain a mirage unless it tackles corruption seriously. The Center for Media & Peace Initiatives (CMPI) New York is hosting the event to shed a spotlight on anti-corruption measures in Africa. Join Us! Register