Throughout the campaign period, Tinubu didn’t say much about how his government intends to address corruption in Nigeria.
As Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s government takes over from Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, the fight against corruption will most likely take a new dimension, but the form it will take is what Nigerians will have to wait to find out the very out of it.
Now that Buhari has left the seat of power leaving corruption behind, Nigerians are eager to see how Tinubu administration would deal with the problem. Although, in his manifesto, the former governor of Lagos State (Bola Tinubu) did not mention fighting corruption as one of the priorities of his plans for Nigeria.
According to his campaign document tagged “Renewed Hope 2023 — Action Plan for a Better Nigeria, Tinubu promises to prioritise National Security, Economy, Agriculture, Power, Oil and Gas, Transportation and Education.
Also, during the build-up to the 2023 presidential election, Bola Tinubu travel the whole country meeting stakeholders and telling them about his plans for Healthcare, Digital Economy, Women Empowerment, Judicial Reform, Federalism/Decentralisation of Power and Foreign Policy.
Interestingly, throughout the campaign period, Tinubu didn’t say much about how his government intends to address corruption in the country, but there are a few instances where he opened up on how to make it unattractive.
