As questions swirl around the government’s commitment to fighting corruption, concerns are mounting over the erosion of institutional integrity. From stalled high-profile cases to controversial legal amendments, many are left wondering whether President Tinubu’s anti-corruption drive is faltering—or if it was ever serious at all.
Has the administration missed its chance to prove its resolve? This week’s Athena Perspectives dives into the troubling signs of a weakening rule of law, the growing gap between rhetoric and reality, and what it means for Nigeria’s future.
This edition highlights the gaps and offers bold recommendations for rebuilding public trust.
We also cover key issues from around our neighbouring countries, including escalating diplomatic tensions between Benin and Niger, a coup attempt in Benin, and the health crisis in Cameroon as debates over President Biya’s prolonged absence heat up.
Plus updates on Nigeria’s ongoing cholera outbreak and local political dynamics.
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