Nigerian Guild of Investigative Journalists, NGIJ has urged Buhari – led administration to be decisive, nonpartisan and follow rule of law in its fight against corruption.
This is contained in a release issued in Lagos and signed by the President of the Guild, Wale Abydeen and made available to pressmen.
Abydeen urged anti-graft agencies to resist intimidation, partisanship, favouritism and nepotism in carrying out their constitutional responsibilities.
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He enjoined the Anti-graft agencies to live above the board to salvage the socio-political and economic life of the country.
The President of the Guild noted that no nation prospers without a decisive fight against corruption. He added that for Nigeria to get to her promise-land fight against corruption must be sustained.
He thereby calls on Nigerians to rise against the menace by providing information that would aid the duties of anti-graft agencies.
