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Showing posts with label corruption in Nigeria. Show all posts
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Sunday, 12 February 2017

Recovering stolen funds from past corrupt leaders: Merciless Looting Ongoing Under Buhari

While we are recovering stolen funds from past corrupt leaders, let us not forget that the present leaders are looting mercilessly simply because they are the new government and are still operating under the old system.

It is the same old system that allowed our past leaders loot us blind that the our leaders are still operating with. The system shapens their behaviour and makes them all become thieves.

There are two words in fighting corruption 'reactive' and 'proactive'. EFCC is a reactive institution. It only comes after you have successfully stolen but you are stupid not to cover your tracks well. EFCC cannot catch extremely smart thieves.

Wednesday, 11 May 2016

CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA: TEACHER CAMERON DONT TEACH ME NONSENSE

If we don't know our history, if our past are totally covered in an absolute darkness,if the hand written are not so clear on the wall that looted money from Nigeria and many other countries reside and boosted your economy, then the British Prime Minister, David Cameron or anyone for that matter from Britian would be free and even consience free to call Nigeria a fantastically corrupt country or any other derogatry name.

Corruption in Nigeria is a British legacy, the British colonial masters forcefully merged hitherto independent and peacefully coexisting nations together in order to gain economic advantage. At independence they consciously handed over power to the most backward section of the Nigerian ruling elite to maintained our neo-colonial status.

Monday, 24 March 2014

Nigerians In West Virginia Protest Against Boko Haram Carnage And Government Corruption (PHOTOS)

Students, academics and members of the Nigerian community in West Virginia staged a protest at the .

The protesters condemned the carnage by Boko Haram and the government corruption in Nigeria that led to the “disappearance” of $20 billion from the Nigerian treasury between 2012 - 2013.