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CHECK OUT: List of world most corrupted countries (Nigeria Ranking 136th on the list)


– Nigeria is 136th least corrupt country 
– The US, UK recorded highest ranking ever – Somalia is the most corrupt country in the world Nigeria has been ranked as 136 on the list of world’s least corrupt countries in the year 2015. According to Transparency International’s corruption perceptions index, Nigeria’s rating is a far cry from the top ten in the world as is being speculated in some quarters. President Muhammadu Buhari and some world leaders during a recent function. Denmark, the rating revealed, tops the perceptions index for the second consecutive year but more countries are improving than worsening even as the United States and United Kingdom reached their highest rankings ever. The list released on Wednesday, January, 2016, showed that Denmark scored 91 points out of a possible 100 while North Korea and Somalia remained at the bottom with unchanged scores of 8. Nigeria’s rating is expected to be on the rise following the recent corruption bedeviling the $2.1 billion arms deal scandal for which Sambo Dasuki, former National Security Adviser (NSA); Olisa Metuh national publicity secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), among other top dogs in the country are presently being probed. But the report shows that the country may have stepped up in its corruption tag as President Muhammadu Buhari insists on fishing out every corrupt public officer, whether serving or out of service. The index is based on expert opinions of public sector corruption, with a focus on certain factors like whether governmental leaders are held to account for or go unpunished for corruption.

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 The list of the most corrupted countries



The list of the least corrupted countries. Nigeria on the list



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