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ON THE GO Products from local refineries will be based on international pricing, says Mele Kyari Mele Kyari, general managing director (GMD) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), says local refineries will sell petrol based on international pricing.Advertisement He said this during an interview with... Obaseki pledges to support Erayokan for Tokyo Olympics Godwin Obaseki, governor of Edo state, has committed to the adoption of Orukpe Erayokan ahead of the Toky...

By Kasim Sumaina The 2020 Corruption Perception Index (CPI) released globally by Transparency International (TI) Thursday in Abuja, showed that Nigeria yet again, records a decline in the CPI. Published exclusively in Nigeria by the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), the national chapter of TI, the index reveals that Nigeria scored 25 out of 100 points, failing back by one point compared to last year. In the comparison for this year, Nigeria ranks 149 out of 183 countries, thre...

Armenia Continues To Rise In Global Corruption Rankings Հունվար 28, 2021 Կիսվել Տարածել Տպել Armenia has further improved its position in an annual survey of corruption perceptions around the world conducted by Transparency International. It ranked, together with Jordan and Slovakia, 60th out of 180 countries and territories evaluated in the Berlin-based watchdog’s 2020 Corruption Perception Index (CPI) released on Thursday. Armenia and two other countries shared 77th ...

2 mánaða gömul. 28.01.2021 - 14:09  Mynd: Gunnlaugur Starri Gylfason - RÚV Landinn Transparency International, the international anti-corruption agency, today released its 2020 corruption rankings of 180 countries around the world. The analysis covers corruption in the public sector and is built on the compiled opinions of experts and key economic players. The report is called the Corruption Perception Index (CPI) and ranks Iceland the 17th least corrupt country. Iceland’s ranking ha...

Nigeria’s poor corruption ranking worrisome – TI’s partner The group says Nigeria’s CPI performance is a reminder of the need for a fast, transparent, and robust response to the challenges posed by corruption. 3 min read CISLAC, a Nigerian partener of Transparency International, identified factors ”suspected” to be responsible for the country’s poor performance to include lack of transparency in COVID-19 response, nepotism, and lack of adequate laws to tackle corru...

Bulgaria, Romania perceived as most corrupt EU members - Transparency Intl Author: Municipality of Sofia. Licence: All rights reserved. SOFIA (Bulgaria), January 28 (SeeNews) - Bulgaria and Romania ranked the lowest among EU member states in Transparency Internationals 2020 Corruption Perception Index (CPI) global survey, published on Thursday. Bulgaria and Romania both ranked 69th among 180 countries included in the survey, achieving a score of 44 points out of a maximum 1...

January 25, 2021 Share Since Shavkat Mirziyoyev took the office of the President of Uzbekistan, the country has not only witnessed an unprecedented era of all round development but has also enhanced its standing in the international arena, emerging as a leading power in Central Asia. Shavkat Mirziyoyev has been hailed as the champion of reforms in Uzbekistan. Shavkat Mirziyoyev was appointed by the Supreme Assembly as the interim President of Uzbekistan on September 8, 2016, following t...

Oklahoma earned a perfect score of 100 to land in the top spot on the Fraser Institute survey’s “Policy Perception Index.”

Rooting out the mother of all evils Corruption is the gangrene that will eventually destroy the whole body if pre-emptive action is not undertaken. IT’S BEEN sagaciously said that the love of money lies at the root of all evils. Experience tells us that this is so and therefore, it could also be said that the vice of corruption or bribes as an element of the “original sin” of the love of money constitutes a root – as part of the wider root – of all evils. Corruption, understood an...