Transparency International, a global charity with over 100 national chapters, ranked 168 countries’ corruption in the public sector on a scale of 0 to 100, with lower scores reflecting levels of corruption and higher scores being seen as very clean. It canvasses experts views’ of graft among state employees. The 10 least corrupt: 1. Denmark 2. Finland 3. Sweden 4. New Zealand 5. Netherlands 6. Norway 7. Switzerland 8. Singapore 9. Canada 10. Germany, Luxembourg and UK (tied) The 10 most corrupt: 1. North Korea and Somalia (tied) 2. Afghanistan 3. Sudan 4. Angola and South Sudan (tied) 5. Iraq and Libya (tied) 6. Haiti, Guinea-Bissau and Venezuela (tied) 7. Eritrea, Syria, Turkmenistan and Yemen (tied) 8. Uzbekistan 9. Burundi, Cambodia and Zimbabwe (tied) 10. Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo, Myanmar (tied)

Source:https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/mapped-worlds-most-corrupt-countries-040022285.html

where is Nigeria on the list? we have been shortchanged. in fact this list is corrupt without nigeria