On the recordFebruary 22, 2010
You certainly shouldn't give the impression by how we recognize Nigeria about credibility to corrupt practices, or the lack of progress that's being made.
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congress.govYou certainly shouldn't give the impression by how we recognize Nigeria about credibility to corrupt practices, or the lack of progress that's being made.
Cardin emphasizes the importance of not legitimizing Nigeria's corruption through aid recognition.
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