KPK Chairman-Elect, Abraham Samad
If I cant catch Nunun, Ill quit

ABRAHAM Samad will now have to leave the law practice hes been running for the past 17 years. For the next four years, this father of two will chair the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), the most credible anti-graft organization. It means he must relocate to Jakarta, leaving behind all his activities in Makassar, including his anticorruption programs over there.

As a lawyer, Samad, 45, admits to never having taken on corruption cases, alt

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