Commission (ICPC). These agencies have intensified the fight against corrupt public officers as a result of the capacity widening support from government. A lot of former political office holders have been prosecuted by the EFCC, while efforts are being made to repatriate those who flee the country.  signing into law of the Freedom of Information Bill in order to aid investigation by all stakeholders in the fight against corruption, as well as to make room for transparency in information dissemination in the country; and  reforms have also been undertaken by the judicial arm of government to instill efficiency and effectiveness in the court processes, especially as it relates to the prosecution of corrupt public officers. This is aimed at addressing the problem of incessant adjournments and backlog of cases which have been frustrating the efforts of anti-graft agencies. 3.6.3 The fight against political corruption has also been taken to the grassroots level as a measure for the peoples’ reorientation and early inculcation of discipline and other appropriate virtues. The following are actions taken in this regard:  registration of over two million Nigerians under the National Anticorruption Volunteer Corps (NAVC) – a voluntary public mobilization platform against corruption;  approval of a National Values Curriculum for Universal Basic Education (1-3) and Senior Secondary Schools; 27