andyanders:

@Justcash  


Corruption is part of our system and it can only be by violence for us to get things right. Our leaders are so corrupt that they flaunt their wealth and nothing happens. Look at Bank directors, after stealing billions will get plea bargain. Governors, after looting the state dry gets plea bargain. Now, if I am going there, knowing fully well that Mr. A, got plea bargain for stealing billion, I will confident enough to steal trillion. It goes on and on. So, who will arrest who?

Bawss1:

Thats just dandy isn't it? Who wouldn't want to just sit and fold their hands while waiting for the messiah to appear in Aso Rock. A very tempting path indeed. We are talking about the corrupt tendencies in the Nigerian people here. EVERYONE has a part to play in it. The leaders as well the followers. Saying our own efforts won't count is supporting indolence.

[size=14pt]If everyone did the right thing[/size] within their own spheres of influence [/b]then that much desired change that we dream about will most certainly materialize. Don't blame it entirely on the leaders. The leaders agreeably have a wider influence and can effect change on a larger scale but that change will not be complete if the followers don't play their own part.

i hope you talk to him. that's the kind of pple we have in nigeria now. dupers big time. they cheat you blindly. worst if they know you came from another country, from market women/men, leaders, all of them.
very sad. something of such prevent investment in nigeria.

everybodi is cheating and stealing from everybody.

what is preventing nigeria from laying down the penalty for stealing and corruption?

I, however, planted some of my boys to monitor him and bring reports of his progress back to me.

Very wrong. For Nigeria to change for the better, it has to start from its most basic unit - the individuals. And from there, the families then to the society at large. Waiting for change from Aso Rock is just another convenient way of shying away from the hardwork and responsibility required in bringing about positive change.  

you seriously think that if Aso rock jails your father for embezzlement you will still make it corrupt?
you don't understand why it has to start from the top.
Most Europeans and Americans think like Nigerians a lot, they enjoy cutting corners just that they have a system that will not allow that, that system is designed by the Govt not individuals. the people are acting without a choice.
Do you remember how many times Nigerians attacked MTN back in the Days? today MTN has a system in check the resultant is every person buys airtime. it is that simple, Go to PHCN, in connivance with their Staff, 90% of their customers don't pay bills, it is possible simply because there is no check.

Like I told some Jonathan's Apologists, fighting corruption is no rocket science, it is all about your ability to figure out some system checks.
Bottom line is; an average American officer will hold back a the ticket for a bl()w job but simply wont do it because it can cost him his job, that is a check.

All Nigerians are corrupt o yeah!!!, how about bank staff that sit around billions on daily basis, tell me they are not Nigerians, but a system is in place to ensure that you don't take a kobo without consequences, even children that grew up in "face me i face you" like someone mentioned above gain employment in the bank but drop those tendencies at home.

Eradicating corruption is all about system checks it doesn't matter what the individual is.

If you think these Europeans and Americans are clean then you must be delusional, A multinational company i worked for sometime ago has in their payroll 26 expatriates of 11 nationalities mostly Europeans, Few Americans and a few Asians.
NONE of them has a valid work permit, all it takes is the immigration officers visiting accounts every last Friday of the month, trust me those guys have been around for more than 10yrs .

Johnpaul2k2:


even you is corrupt

pastors ARE corrupt

NORTHERNERS ARE WORST WICKED