Normalization of Corruption: A Case Study of Policemen on East- West Road in Rivers State.
Abstract
This study investigates the normalization of police extortion along the East-West Road in Rivers State, Nigeria. Through a mixed-methods approach, the research explores the socio-economic factors that contribute to the prevalence of extortion, the impact on local communities, and the public perception of law enforcement. The findings indicate that police extortion has become a routine aspect of daily life for many residents, significantly undermining trust in law enforcement and exacerbating socio-economic challenges. The study concludes with recommendations for policy reforms aimed at enhancing accountability and restoring public trust.
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