CORRUPTION AND THE CRISIS OF INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS IN NIGERIA: A FORENSIC ACCOUNTING PERSPECTIVE.

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It is eloquently clear that corruption impedes economic development and that it is a major obstacle constraining the process of change currently taking place in Nigeria.

Published at Journal of National Development Studies. The National Development Review, IBB University, Lapai, No 2, August, pp 81-92.

Published in 2014

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Faboyede, Olusola Samuel

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