The Federal School of Dental Technology and Therapy in Enugu State has reiterated its resolve to contribute to the fight against corruption in Nigeria .
It said it had mapped out a series of anti-graft programmes for its staff and students .
The Rector of the school, Dr. Kehinde Sofoluwe, who told our correspondent on Sunday that corruption had not been noticed in the school, said the ongoing anti-graft seminars in the institution was to caution people against corruption.
She said, “The ongoing anti-corruption programmes in the school, especially the one which we have collaborated with the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other- Related Offences Commission, is to ensure that we properly sensitise everyone against corruption, so that the staff and students of the school do not indulge in unhealthy practices.
“Corruption is an ill wind that should be fought by all and sundry in Nigeria so that the vice which is a social malady is rooted out of the society.”
Meanwhile, the ICPC has blamed the high rate of corruption in the country on the erosion of “our value system.”
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School tackles corruption