“…Accordingly, several studies have examined the consequence of corruption on FDI inflow with most of the outcomes supporting the gabbing hand view, while some works have validated the helping hand view and few others found insignificant relationship. For instance, studies such as Fung and Gracia-Herrero (2012), Dauti (2015), De Beule and Duanmu (2012), Amarandei (2013), Aziz and Mishra (2015), Júlio, Pinheiro-Alves and Tavares (2013), Al-Khouri and Khalik (2013), Kasasbeh, Mdanat and Khasawneh (2018), Osabutey and Okoro (2015), Ferreira and Ferreira (2016), Abala (2014), Ajide and Raheem (2016), Nnadi and Soobaroyen (2015), Epaphra and Massawe (2017), Jeong (2014), Quazi (2014), Azam and Ahmad (2013), Mathur and Singh (2013), Hossain and Rahman (2017), Castro and Nunes (2013), Morrissey and Udomkerdmongkol (2012), Kurul andYalta (2017), Hayakawa, Kimuri andLee (2013), Alemu (2012), Kimura and Lee (2013), Erdogan and Unver (2015), Hossain (2016), Udenze (2014) and Jalil, Qureshi and Feridun (2016) have reported that corruption is a grabbing hand which discourage FDI inflow. However, the works of Khan and Akbar (2013), Bellos and Subasat (2012), Quazi, Vemuri and Soliman (2014), Kolstad and Wiig (2013), Yang et al (2018), Różański and Sekuła (2016), Bellos (2013), Fung andGracia-Herrero (2012) and Helmy (2013) have submitted that corruption is ...…”