Seminal damage to the central identity of this administration (Corruption) By Moses Ochonu

Here's the deal. As someone who has written consistently to commend and credit Buhari's persistent and tested integrity (a rare commodity among the Nigerian political class), I want to be able to say I have been right about the President's incorruptibility--that his integrity has not been tainted. I am invested in that narrative because I don't want his detractors to tell me "I told you so." Which means that I will not ignore what appears to be a serious, perhaps seminal, challenge to the President's integrity claims. The latest recruitment scandal has folded tragically into the previous one and both of them now constitute an indictment on the presidency, which has refused to acknowledge let alone investigate these brazen incidents of corruption.

Here are the issues.