A Case of Public Betrayal

MINISTER Hamid Awaludin should know by now the consequences of corruption—which Nigerian statesman Olusegun Obasanjo called the greatest curse of modern society. He knows how ineffective a nation becomes when afflicted by this disease, and he is well aware that the corrupt are nothing less than public traitors.

He studied law. He was active in fighting corruption before taking up the post of Justice & Human Rights Minister—a position he stil

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