The acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mr Ibrahim Magu, has said Nigeria’s greatest problem is corruption.

Magu pointed out that the resources that should have been used for public good were being cornered by a few individuals, thereby making life difficult for the majority of the people.

The EFCC helmsman said this on Thursday in a speech delivered on his behalf in Lagos to set the tone for the 2019 African Union Anti-Corruption Day Road Walk.

“The resources that should have delivered the good life to the majority of our people have been cornered by the privileged few, leaving the entire nation underdeveloped.

She said it was a commendable step because with more than $50bn taking flight from the continent as a result of corruption, “Africa is bleeding.”