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lipuka (m)
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Kenya and Nigeria have a lot in common, apart from corruption, ofcourse.
The rich and mighty in both Kenya and Nigeria have stashed millions and millions of dollars in the United Kingdom. Yes, millions of them.
Most of the money is in the banks, or has been invested in real estate and shares, among others.
Now these people are not satisfied with looting our coffers, they do not even have the confidence to invest the money they have looted in their own continent.
And they have the nerve to ask for foreign investments.
Why should foreign investors invest in Africa when the Africans will not invest in their own countries, I wonder?
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ufot (m)
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Man i tell u, most of these african countries are following the footsteps of niaja, so sad!!!
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lipuka (m)
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Naija did not start it. If you remember, our colonial masters always gave our African leaders something in exchange for favours. That is where all the corruption started.
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ufot (m)
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yes we did not start it but,we have taken it to a whole new level of science, 1 and 1 is 4 in niaja
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lipuka (m)
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Well, our leaders just took advantage of a situation. I think we have worse cases in Kenya. The problem is that Naija has too many people so even a small matter seems big. And because there is oil, people tend to point at Naija more. Right now, they say Ghana is more corrupt, and yet they praise it for the manner they conducted their elections.
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