There is a thin line between 'corruption' and 'shrewdness'.

In Nigeria you cant survive without being shrewd - which sometimes means being corrupt.

The case of the poster highlights this - he was being shrewd/corrupt and so was the person he assigned a task too.

Unfortunately the environment and system in Nigeria encourages such behaviour.

You either take advantage or you are taken advantage off.

So lets not condemn ourselves before looking at the reason for the 'inherent' corruption found in most Nigerians.

I dont blame us/them and I dont even blame the politicians because most were brought up in this environment and they are nothing more than a product of the system.

I will even go as far as saying that in Nigeria there is a direct relationship between corruption and success - The more corrupt you are, the more successful you are likely to be.