According to Transparency International’s most recent corruption rating data, Nigeria has slid to 150th place out of 180 nations.
According to the 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), which was published on the worldwide movement’s official website on Tuesday, most governments around the world are failing to combat corruption, according to Newsmen.
A total of 180 countries and territories were assessed based on their perceived levels of public sector corruption, and Nigeria appeared to have failed yet again under President Muhammadu Buhari’s leadership.
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Transparency International (TI) placed Nigeria as the second most corrupt country in West Africa in its 2020 Corruption Perception Index (CPI).
According to the survey, just 12 countries in Africa are more corrupt than Nigeria, with Nigeria ranking 149th out of 180 countries at the time.
However, in its most recent rating, Nigeria received 24 points out of a possible 100, placing it 150th out of 180 countries. The CPI is TI’s tool for measuring the levels of corruption in various countries’ systems around the world.
According to the CTI measurement method, a country can receive a maximum of 100 points and a minimum of zero points. Zero represents the worst-performing administration, while 100 represents the best-performing government.
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