Many unresolved problems in many African countries, but the problem of increasing corruption is disturbing and the benefits it has brought to the political system are enormous. Fear of fraud leads to restricted circulation of documents in offices, slow traffic on highways, port congestion, ghost worker syndrome, queues at passport offices, police extortion toll booths and petrol stations, voting irregularities, among others . Even traveling madmen remember the devastation caused by corruption: the funds allocated for their success disappear into some people's pockets. Therefore, some people believe that corruption is the downfall of many African countries. Corruption is the main obstacle to slowing down and curbing the growth of the African economy. The problem continues to occur in Africa and is unlikely to be solved. Some argue that corruption is rampant in all governments, so much so that it is not unknown to any ethnic group, region or continent. It cuts across faiths, political systems and religious denominations and affects both young and old people. Fraud can be found in public and authoritarian governance;...