Zimbabwean-born Aljazeera journalist, Haru Mutasa has shared an experience of her time working in Nigeria.
Taking to her Twitter handle, Mutasa wrote that bribery is important and an integral part of Nigeria.
She said the first time she was received a brown envelope filled with dollars was in Nigeria and after she interviewed someone important in Kano.
Of course, she rejected it and had to on numerous other occasions.
She tweeted:
Working in Nigeria. In Kano. We interviewed someone very important. First time I was given the brown envelope. I opened it. Saw the US dollars, gave it back. Gave some excuse why I can’t accept the money. It’s happened more times in Nigeria, it’s normal there
See a screenshot of her tweet below…
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