00951nam a2200133   4500100001500000245002600015260003600041300000800077520062200085650001500707856007500722942000700797999001300804  aOchonu,M.E  aBring Back Corruption  aNigeriabSahara Reportersc2016  a5p.  aThe article bemoans Nigeria state of the economy, as it is gripped by the familiar anxieties of an economy in distress. This escalating crisis has demystified the incumbent government, once thought capable of astute, if not magical, economic management. In their desperation for respite, many Nigerians are now paradoxically yearning for the corruption that they and their leaders blame for their economic woes, but theirs is not a nostalgia for corruption per se but for a period in which, despite or because of corruption, the flow of illicit government funds created a sense of economic opportunity and prosperity.  aCorruption  uiffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/Bring Back Corruption By Moses E.pdf  cNA  c752d752