Kofi Annan must be held accountable for the U.N.'s corrupt Iraqi Oil for Food program "A man I can do business with" - Kofi AnnanLast January, a Baghdad newspaper, al Mada, published a list of U.N. officials who allegedly took bribes from Saddam Hussein under the guise of the Oil for Food program. There were a total of 270 names on the list including that of Benon Sevan, a U.N. assistant secretary-general, who was appointed to administer the oil-for-food program in 1997. The New York Post said that Claude Hankes-Drielsma, a British businessman and adviser to Iraq's Governing Council, claimed...