Sentences with phrase «wage war against corruption»

He pledged that his administration continue to wage war against corruption to get rid the country of the debilitating effects of the wanton looting of public funds.

Apparently, Buhari is currently waging war against corruption especially on the High Profile Level and for doing this in an open and transparent manner, he should be applauded.

Not exact matches

IVerse 5:33 = Indeed, the penalty for those who wage war against Allah and His Messenger and strive upon earth [to cause] corruption is none but that they be killed or crucified or that their hands and feet be cut off from opposite sides or that they be exiled from the land.

Xi Jinping's still waging a war against the sport as Mao had done decades prior, shuttering 110 courses across China just last year for reasons ranging from corruption to being too close to a water reservoir.

The royal father commended President Muhammadu Buhari for identifying with Nigerians in all his policies and programmes especial in his stance to wage total war against the common enemy of humanity called corruption.

«We assure Nigerians that the PDP conspiracy theories will not distract the President Buhari administration, law enforcement and anti-graft agencies from the successful on - going war against corruption being waged on looters of our common wealth.

Also, the National Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission, Mr. Ekpo Nta, has said corruption has become a big and lucrative in Nigeria despite the war being waged against the scourge.

Secondus stated that it was wrong to assume that the PDP was not ready to fight corruption, stressing that the regime of former President Olusegun Obasanjo established institutions that he said «are currently waging a war against graft in the country.»

The statement titled, «President Buhari will wage a relentless war against corruption» -LSB-...]

The statement titled, «President Buhari will wage a relentless war against corruption» reads, «The attention of the presidency has been drawn to a number of reports in the media, in which various accusations of corruption have been leveled against some top officials in the administration.

They were inner - city vigilantes, detectives, nurses and ex-cons that waged anti-establishment wars against authority, drugs, gangs and corruption — one - man (or woman) hit - squads operating against the real - world political backdrop of Nixon's «law and order» campaign.

Humans need to find a way to reduce (not fight nor wage war against) corruption and hypocrisy.