Nigeria, July 17 -- Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State says his administration has tackled corruption in the state by eliminating the manual handling of government revenues through the deployment of digital platforms.

Mr Mbah stressed that the state's governance model was now rooted in transparency, accountability, and traceability of public funds.

The governor spoke on Wednesday when he received the Chairperson of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Adamu Aliyu, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria.

He reiterated his administration's zero-tolerance stance on corruption, supported by institutional reforms and technology-driven systems.

"In Enugu, we operate a zero-tolerance policy for corruption. We...