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Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by k2039: 9:29am On Dec 21, 2012 |
duality: I agree with you, Infact I would have written that, but since my comment was my signature it was easier copying and I assumed someone was going to write what you wrote. Trust me, the judiciary is actually the most important arm of goverment when it comes to corruption issues. If our judiciary is efficient, we can be sure all corrupt individual and officials will be dealt with severely. If the judiciary is effective, corruption will reduce drastically, what it means that corrupt officials and individuals will be charged and their loots restored to the rightful owners. All in all, I agree with your post, each politician was first an individual. 1 Like |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by vicholas(m): 9:42am On Dec 21, 2012 |
Immunity should be remove completly from our constitution |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by GlobalVillager: 9:49am On Dec 21, 2012 |
I so much appreciate the fact that you write with a calm spirit. Now, you said he is not the problem and the corruption was existing even before he (GEJ) became the deputy governor. Let me tell you today that GEJ as a person in not really my own problem but I have always believed that for corruption to go away from this country, it must be start from the top and it will automatically cascade down to the bottom and not bottom-up They at the top are the law makers and at the same time the law enforcer. Bottom-up change only happen by revolution. Na naija o, no forget quote author=gboss4sure] GEJ is never the problem of Nigeria, This corrupution was existing even before GEJ becomes a Deputy Governor, for you to think that GEJ is the problem of Nigeria is unfair and you are ignoring the issue here. Our past and current leaders knows that we hate ourselfs and they are using it to promote enemity between us and they have blinded a lot of people with the mindset of that if its not someone from their region that's in power that the person is not qualified and that's the mindset 99% of Nigerians carry about and you can see evidence of it on this forum, a youroba or hausa cannot support an igbo presidency even if the contester is qualified because he is not from their region likewise other tribes so that's where our major problem comes from. And when an unqualified idiot who has no plan for this country takes power corruption will still be there.[/quote] |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by james2020(m): 10:31am On Dec 21, 2012 |
The best way to stop corrupt is to build a corrupt free armed force and police who have zero tolerance fo corruption and a passion for nigerians growth who are ready to enforce the law or even kill corrupt politicians ffo: It is a known fact that most Nigerians are corrupt. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:33am On Dec 21, 2012 |
Sijo01: Corruption can never be reduced in Nigeria. Corruption can be reduced, dont be a pessimist. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:34am On Dec 21, 2012 |
De_ Law: By being a critics. Just sit down & criticize? that may not help |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:36am On Dec 21, 2012 |
ebamma 3: By killing obasanjo,ibb, bode george and tony anenih, If u kill all these people, what about ur boss in d office that is corrupt, wat about d policeman, Road safety officers, bankers, d state governors? even if u eliminate all Nigerians, that wont end corruption, there are still more things to do, its all about our mindsets. from the young to the old. 1 Like |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:37am On Dec 21, 2012 |
Ileke-IdI: You giving a bribe makes you CORRUPT, u are not helping matters by giving bribes. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:38am On Dec 21, 2012 |
Ibanga p: Shoot on sight any politician dat has looted dis country's resources, past or present. all corrupt people are not politicians, so what happens to those ones that are not politicians? |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:40am On Dec 21, 2012 |
tizblink: seriously? Moving out of your fatherland to where? if all Nigerians move out, then u are taking corruption to those places. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:44am On Dec 21, 2012 |
Dark Five: Waiting for all of them to die You will have to wait till eternity |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by Tsini(f): 10:48am On Dec 21, 2012 |
Impossible role, i guess dats d best role. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:50am On Dec 21, 2012 |
dallyemmy: We need to stop celebrating corrupt leaders. Also, we need to change the way we think - no more conforming mindset but a transforming mindset. ya! Corruption has to do with mindset. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:53am On Dec 21, 2012 |
gregtochi: Be the change You desire and stop pointing fingers when u are corrupt in ur own little way. Bro, we Nigerians like pointing fingers at others. Our leaders will always tell you corruption was caused by the past leaders, every leader will tell you that. in our offices, at home, in the street even in our mind, we need to stop being corrupt first and our household. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:54am On Dec 21, 2012 |
Mum Z : I am waiting for you to tell me. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:57am On Dec 21, 2012 |
duality: Duality! i like your contribution. Civil service was rated sometimes ago as the most corrupt sector, then PHCN, followed by Police. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by gawk: 10:58am On Dec 21, 2012 |
Go on facebook search "Fiscal Transperency initiative" and like the page. We can banter intelligently on meaningful strategies. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by gawk: 10:59am On Dec 21, 2012 |
Go on facebook search "Fiscal Transparency initiative" and like the page. We can banter intelligently on meaningful strategies. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 10:59am On Dec 21, 2012 |
speedyboi: Until we realise; today was once yesterday's tomorrow. Yes, bro, we have a part to play. most of us are not happy with the corrupt state of Nigeria. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by Nobody: 11:00am On Dec 21, 2012 |
GlobalVillager: I so much appreciate the fact that you write with a calm spirit. Thanks for your writeup. For corruption to go away, We as they people have to realize that our leaders are using tribalism to cheat on us while at the back door they shook hands and dine together but in the open they make us see them as enemies, now if he realize this problem and put an end to it, Next is the judiciary and armed forces, if they judiciary can be cleaned with the arm forces and they will do their work as they should do it, then corruption will be a thing of the past cause if you are caught giving or taking bribes and you will be arrested and prosecuted and sentenced to prison with all assets seized you will see that corruption will die a natural death. For example, in the case of otedola and farouk, if they both were arrested and jailed for giving and taking bribe you will see that government officials will have a rethink on corruption. (Unless SSS can proof that they gave otedolla the money he claimed is marked then he can go scot free) but in this case. The People are blinded folded with tribalism been promoted by the leaders. The Judiciary is as corrupt as the Armed Forces coupled with the thief's in the house of rep and senates, Don't you see that there is no hope for this country? unless God intervenes. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 11:01am On Dec 21, 2012 |
gawk: Go on facebook search "Fiscal Transparency initiative" and like the page. We can banter intelligently on meaningful strategies. ok |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 11:04am On Dec 21, 2012 |
gboss4sure: Bros, there is hope, i believe so much that there is hope. there light at the end of d tunnel. If me and You play our part, it will reduce drastically. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by Nobody: 11:22am On Dec 21, 2012 |
caesaraba: Give this to me and you'll notice a 'slight' increase in the number of repentant politicians.smart move |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by Nobody: 11:29am On Dec 21, 2012 |
duality:u are rite, you see this thing is a people thing, not a govt thing, it dwelleth in our minds |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by mayoroflag(m): 11:29am On Dec 21, 2012 |
We need to encourage business at arms length. Another word for that is capitalism or markets system. This system does not eradicate corruption but it reduces it. It also encourages openness, competition and innovation and everybody see and knows why someone deserves something. Remember NITEL and all the 4 former government banks. Remember also that you usually have a choice to buy something cheaper for better quality because more than one option is always available to you. When government forces us to use only one means to access goods or services, it creates room for people to load inefficiencies on the customer who is forced to pay for it all. This why NEPA has not been successfully privatized all these years. We need to question socialists in government, civil servants and labour unions who claim to be advancing the interests of the people while they are actually amassing ill-gained wealth. This also includes your NANS executive in your school. I also believe that the police should be decentralized across to states, but they will form part of the judiciary rather than report to the governor or local government chairman. We need to encourage government to use tax as its MAJOR source of revenue and not oil. With tax and a source of income, government (and its staff) will be forced to think of how to create wealth opportunities in every sector which can then be taxed. It will also need to improve its revenue generation drive to bring every employable Nigeria under tax. Why is this important? Because if everybody is paying their taxes, some, if not most, will be interested in what their money is being used for. In US, it was payment of tax that made its residents to begin to ask for independence from UK. The slogan then was "no taxation without representation". It might sound suicidal, but I believe we should now be saying "no representation without taxation" in Nigeria. Also let us begin to ask the governers questions on what we have been committed to. For example, our constitution says "We the people..." and annexes the oil mineral wealth in Niger Delta in the name of all Nigerians. Yet the country does not run a free total National Health program, an Unemployment Benefits Programme, a free education programme and a retirement benefits programme that all Nigerians (even Niger Delta people) are entitled to.... |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by GlobalVillager: 12:53pm On Dec 21, 2012 |
Uncle ffo, kindly highlight those parts that me and you need to play. ffo: |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by Vincent41(m): 2:08pm On Dec 21, 2012 |
ffo: It is a known fact that most Nigerians are corrupt...... Rolls?? De only tin good for niaja na to chop and remain for others....dont be greedy,dats ow to curb corruption |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by Sijo01(f): 3:25pm On Dec 21, 2012 |
ffo: Of cause i won't be!...... Lets be realistic here. For how long has EFCC and ICPC been on ground now, fighting the monster called corruption? Though they are trying but is there any reduction so far?..... The more they try, the more it springs up. A reasonable number of Nigerians have the mind of embezzling public fund and properties if opportuned...... So, lets face it, bro! |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by Originalsly: 3:39pm On Dec 21, 2012 |
Voting them out of office. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by IncomeTutor: 5:33pm On Dec 21, 2012 |
parents should stop helping their children in "special centers" in the name of passing SS exams. 1 Like |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 6:08pm On Dec 21, 2012 |
IncomeTutor: parents should stop helping their children in "special you r on point |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 6:14pm On Dec 21, 2012 |
Sijo01: That is the reason why we should all start from our homes, environment, society, class rooms, offices, churches, mosques, etc |
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