Silencing Dissent or Fighting Corruption?, by Abba Dukawa This article examines a question raised by political commentators and stakeholders: Is the All Progressives Congress (APC)’s anti-corruption drive a sincere reform effort, or a cover for suppressing dissent? The issue remains central to public debate. The line between fighting corruption and silencing dissent must remain clear. A genuine anti-corruption campaign strengthens institutions, promotes transparency, and upholds the rule of law. Silencing critics weakens democracy and erodes public trust. True reform welcomes scrutiny; it does not fear it. Tackling corruption is a fundamental duty...