Combating the Menace of Corruption in Nigeria: A Multi-Disciplinary Conversation

This peer-reviewed book, Combating the menace of corruption in Nigeria: A multi-disciplinary conversation contains a number of cutting edge contributions on the topic of corruption in Nigeria. The book is a consequence of a collaborative research involving academics, prosecutors, investigators and clergies in Nigeria. The book is a fifteen chapter peer-reviewed volume edited by Dr. Agada Akogwu who has an expert knowledge and practical experience in the domain of anti-corruption laws and good governance in Africa. Each of the chapters offers a new perspective to the subject of corruption in Nigeria. The multi-disciplinary approach of this book stands it out among other works on corruption in Nigeria. The chapters address the issue of corruption from historical, philosophical, sociological, economic, religious, institutional, and legal dimensions. The book is aimed at pioneering and providing a strong starting point for inter-disciplinary research on the topic of corruption in Nigeria.