Leena Koni Hoffmann

Leena Koni Hoffmann, a notable researcher at Chatham House, discusses her extensive findings on corruption in Nigeria. She dives into the roots of this pervasive issue, revealing how historical governance influences have shaped its current state. The conversation sheds light on the role of religious institutions as moral leaders in the fight against corruption. Hoffmann emphasizes the need for accountable leadership and reform in the electoral process to restore public trust and promote integrity in governance.