Stemming the incidence of money laundering via the Whistle Blowing policy - Part 2

Stemming the incidence of money laundering via the Whistle Blowing policy – Part 2

Whistleblowers face continued victimisation, prosecution over absence of protection law – Report

Frankly speaking, it is imperative to state that at the Nigerian home front, the concept of whistleblowing has existed for ages without the general populace coming to the full realisation of what this concept entails. Take, for instance, Section 35 No. 48 of the "Civil Service Reforms Act of 1988

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