Nigeria has been grappling with the pervasive problem of corruption for a considerable period, and its consequences have had far-reaching effects on its development, governance, and society. The term “corruption” encompasses the misuse of power or influence for personal or collective advantage, with far-reaching consequences for various sectors such as the economy, politics, public administration, judiciary, and the private sector. Corruption is a pervasive issue that weakens the foundations of the rule of law and erodes the trust that the public places in their institutions. Its detrimental effects go beyond mere financial implications, as it obstructs the delivery of essential services and contributes to setbacks in development. Moreover, corruption exacerbates socioeconomic inequalities, widening the gaps between rich and poor, men and women, and various social segments in the country. Furthermore, it hinders economic growth, limits potential investment…