Corruption and the Role of Civil Servants in Promoting Good Governance - The Case of Ghana and Nigeria
Journal Title: BEST : International Journal of Management, Information Technology and Engineering ( BEST : IJMITE ) - Year 2018, Vol 6, Issue 9
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This paper critically examines the role of the civil servants in combatting corruption in Ghana and Nigeria. It looks at good governance and corruption including the administrative process in both countries making a comparative analysis. It discusses whether corruption can undermine the role of the civil servants in promoting good governance and critically assesses measures and strategies that have been taken in Ghana and Nigeria in combatting corruption including its successes and failures and made suggestions for improvement.
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