Interesting
article from Kenya, showing the Inspector General of Police's response to the
recent TI report that ranked Kenya's police as
the most corrupt public institution. The IG urged citizens to capture evidence
of illicit transactions with police on their mobile phones and said they would
get tougher with those caught.
Nigerian
Police were also identified as one of the most corrupt public institutions
according to the global corruption barometer. It will be interesting to see if
there is an equally positive reaction from the Nigerian counterparts.
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