Nedu is a fictional character, but the story behind it is based on real data. Somewhere in the world, this type of corruption is daily reality. Even in the US, several corruption cases involving public funds have recently come to light: - Alleged kickback scheme involving public housing construction contracts in Chicago - Corruption involving public school funding in New Mexico - Bribery involving federal government construction contracts Public money is supposed to build roads, maintain infrastructure, and improve people's lives. But what happens when corruption gets in the way? In @Logos_network's Life's Choices, Nedu simply wants to clean up a polluted river. Sounds simple, right? In a corrupt system, doing the right thing is always blocked by someone's agenda. And in the end, it's ordinary people who pay the price. The real cost of corruption isn't just the money that disappears. It's the schools that could have been built, the roads that could have been repaired, and the lives that could have been improved. Through Nedu's story, Logos puts a human face on the consequences of corruption that we usually only see in numbers. What would you do if you were in Nedu's shoes? https://t.co/2dY5WON3GT