osinbanjoisaliar:
17billion naira for common stapler, tape and photocopy machine. Afonjas have become a terror

yaki84:
am seeing the hand of omenkalives, n the reasoning of sarrki.....
Who are thou?

biafraone:
imagine if Yoruba is a separate nation from Igbo and hausa and that man is representing one Yoruba state and he wants to embezzle that huge amount, first his conscience will prick him. you know why? he's no longer up against other people in Nigeria. he's doing his people. now I bet you that he didn't do it alone. what this translates to is that he must have settled some people, say 10 persons. now imagine when/if those persons are not from the same Yoruba region as he is from. they will either share the money equally or breeze will blow.
at the end of the day, he may steal the cash but certainly not up to that amount or there will be chaos on how the loot will be shared and eventually they won't steal it.

moral of the story, break up this useless country into different federating units and watch things get better.
but should you not be interested, just let Biafra come and show you how a country should be run.

hucienda:
lol ... more reason I just laugh when I hear 'fighting corruption' from these fools.

As if corruption has not always been there right from the beginning pre-1960. Where corruption no dey? Even in the US, ee dey there.

All politicians in Nigeria are thieves. One's duty, however, is to elect among the lot, those who will do well for the populace on the economy.

Chimezie250:
that is the change they promise us, invest that 17billon for youth empowerment ,wickedness

uvie66:
And come to think of it, this woman worked in England, English probity and transparency has not been transmitted to her.

Teewhy2:
Corruption in Nigeria has eaten deep into the people that little children also see it as a way of life, the best way to fight it is from the family set up.
I remember that way back people are very cautious of their behavior because of what would be said their family members and community leaders but nowadays the society encourage people to live beyond their means of livelihood and to keep up people get into criminal activities to maintain that lifestyle and that is what reflects in our leaders as well.

osinbanjoisaliar:
17billion naira for common stapler, tape and photocopy machine. Afonjas have become a terror

elfmann:

How do we elect non-politicians as u said all are corrupt?

Teewhy2:
Corruption in Nigeria has eaten deep into the people that little children also see it as a way of life, the best way to fight it is from the family set up.
I remember that way back people are very cautious of their behavior because of what would be said their family members and community leaders but nowadays the society encourage people to live beyond their means of livelihood and to keep up people get into criminal activities to maintain that lifestyle and that is what reflects in our leaders as well.

uvie66:
And come to think of it, this woman worked in England, English probity and transparency has not been transmitted to her.

hucienda:


Depends on the indices you think are important to you as a voter. To some it might be provision of affordable healthcare to the masses, to some education, others electricity, some the elusive 'fight on corruption', some the economy and so on.

So say you settle on the economy for example as the one index you'd settle for among the other competing indices. Now you have to study the politicians, their antecedents and how they measure up to that index. However from among the corrupt choose the one you know will at least do well for the economy of the country. Some psychologists say past behaviour is good predictor of future performance.

So for example, were I to choose between an Atiku or a Buhari in a presidential election, I will choose the former thief over the latter criminal because I know Atiku is sound in economics based on his antecedents as a businessman than the latter who has nothing to show. Or between a Hillary or a Donald, I'd choose the latter since he's actually walked the talk in business over the former who had practically being profiting from politics for a while.

OlaMiki:
You so Gullible to swallow any beans throw at you. cant u read under the line that its corruption in the house of rep that's fighting back in disguise ? !! majority of the rep and senators leadership are already facing corruption charges in various courts of Nigeria

Teewhy2:
Corruption in Nigeria has eaten deep into the people that little children also see it as a way of life, the best way to fight it is from the family set up.
I remember that way back people are very cautious of their behavior because of what would be said their family members and community leaders but nowadays the society encourage people to live beyond their means of livelihood and to keep up people get into criminal activities to maintain that lifestyle and that is what reflects in our leaders as well.

osinbanjoisaliar:


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