"Over the years, Nigerians have been reduced to a mere greedy bunch. For us, the only games in town are; whose property is bigger; whose vanity is superior, whose grandeur is larger. The measure of success has been reduced to some silly mantras: My bank accounts are larger than yours; my hummer is bigger than yours; my kids are in more elite universities abroad than yours; my pastor’s temple is larger than yours; my convoy is longer than yours. This greed breeds corruption and the corruption in turn feeds the greed. And the vicious cycle continues. Self-aggrandizement has become a substitute for self-actualization." Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo

http://saharareporters.com/column/my-police-college-better-yours-rudolf-ogoo-okonkwo

Hmmm! It is true,success means how much one is able to steal and accumulate in Nigeria,not how how much one is able to sacrifice and contribute to uplift the community. The more wayward people are in Nigeria,the more honoured they tend to be,i.e,the polticians and the clergies.