Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency has dismissed 40 staff members following allegations of misconduct.
The agency said the disciplinary action was taken after investigations into alleged violations of its rules and professional standards.
The dismissals are part of efforts to strengthen accountability and maintain integrity within the agency, which is responsible for investigating and prosecuting corruption-related offences.
Officials said staff members found to have breached established rules would face appropriate disciplinary measures, regardless of their position.
The development comes as Nigerian authorities continue efforts to tackle corruption and improve public confidence in institutions responsible for fighting financial crimes.
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