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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by mosunade(f): 4:13pm On Dec 30, 2012
Come to Abuja. Good roads, speed limits, road signs, traffic lights, come and see accidents on a daily basis. I guess thats also because of corruption.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by OsunOriginal: 4:13pm On Dec 30, 2012
AjanleKoko:

I'm not defending GEJ's statements. Just saying, in a twisted sort of way, he has a point. And corruption is a 2-way thing really. GEJ is no different from the vast majority of Nigerians.

Dont lump issues up. He has no point - he should fix all roads before blaming accident on attitude.

And by the way, GEJ should be different from an average Nigerian otherwise, he doesnt deserve to be in Aso Rock in the first place.

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by mosunade(f): 4:17pm On Dec 30, 2012
I am really thinking this GEJ is a bad man, why did he wipe off all the good roads in Nigeria after he came to power? Why hasnt he fixed all the roads in Nigeria within 2-3 years? GEJ, why havent you dualised all our roads all over Nigeria since you came to power? You became President and used caterpillar to destroy all the good roads you inherited from previous administrations. Oh God. GEJ.

LOL
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by chessguru1(m): 4:18pm On Dec 30, 2012
Eko Ile: Jonathan: Attitude not corruption Nigeria’s challenge




http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2012/12/29/jonathan-attitude-not-corruption-nigerias-challenge/print/#comments_controls

slowpoke sharaaaaap!! Come 2 port harcourt nd see driving @ its worst!!. How in d world will good governance be better than common sense. Come and you will see that, its only a machine gun (army or police) that can make people behave over here. In warri the same thing. Are we animals?
Can we J̶̲̥̅̊u̶̲̥̅̊S̤̥̈̊τ̲̣̣̥ do what is right without being told, or trying 2 cut corners even on the road?.
Ow many tanker drivers drive without d influence?
Ow many road accidents are caused by bad roads, and ow many are caused by mad drivers? Or shld GEJ come 2 d road nd test each nd every1 of them.
Our biggest problem is our attitude!!
That's why GEJ style of leadership doesn't suit this country now. Mayb in future not now.
We really need a dictaor in civilian attire that can forcefully change the mentality of some nigerians.
We ave leaved in abnormality for so long that d abnormal is normal.
That's why some times I don't blame fashola for some of the things he does.
Sadly, FORCE IS THE ONLY LANGUAGE WE UNDERSTAND.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by sashbaby(f): 4:19pm On Dec 30, 2012
[quote author=Ikengawo]He's 100% right. People use corruption as a scapegoat because they're too lazy to think when in reality it's the mentality of the people and attitude that's holding the country back. America is very corrupt. What we call bribes here as called Lobby's in the US and Lobbyists (Bribers) get offices in Washington DC and websites. They pay politicians to do what they want the politicians to do and pay the media to do their own bidding, but the country functions. Everything from inflated contracts to cronyism and ballot manipulation, is in the US openly


the difference is if you pass a law in the US people follow it and whom ever's duty it is to enforce it will enforce it.
If you build a good road in Nigeria people use it to speed. The police hired to enforce it will sleep on he job, and if someone gets in trouble for breaking a law they act like the government is oppressing them.

Most accidents in Nigeria happen on good roads. The only thing stopping Nigerians from going top speed in their cars at all times are potholes.
Nigerians need a new civic culture.




















Illiterate, I hope u don't infect ur children with ur demented views and reasoning.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by COOLDUN: 4:20pm On Dec 30, 2012
Ikengawo: Something as simple as forming a line in Nigeria will turn into a fight and people will push themselves and fight to get on a bus that everyone is boarding anyways and is going to leave at the same time and go to the same place whether they're first or not.

People, instead of hiring labor and helping unemployment, will find a 7 year old in their village and make them work for free

People, instead of hiring a graduated professional will hire their incompetent brother or nephew who doesn't take his job seriously
You will give people a good road and they'll drive the opposite of traffic

You will give a community an oil pipeline and they'll drill holes in it, blowing themselves up and polluting their community for the next 100 years.

People worship the rich and treat the poor as less than human even when they themselves are poor.

If you ask a nigerian about nigeria they will go on and on about everything bad in their life and wonder why the nation has a bad image, completely unable to count 1 of God's daily blessings

People harbor criminals if the criminal is from their local government area.



Corruption isn't the issue, it's the people and their attitude towards society.

All these your mentioned facts are products of what in simple English language? Millions of likes in a comment that is the same thing the reverend father pointed at. Shame on Nigerians when you push them any direction they fall like a cheap ashawo. How many people have died from the fallen containers from trailers on a bad road? How many have also died at the death trap roads in the hands of the criminals? How many have died by falling into the pits along our high ways? What are we going to call the minister of works who siphoned the fund he supposed to use to construct and repair the bad roads in Nigeria? The root of all the problems in Nigeria is corruption from the highest order, take it or leave it.

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by babapupa: 4:20pm On Dec 30, 2012
mosun_ade:


Begin to interpret what was said na, so it can suit your argument. Where did GEJ say attitude is the main problem?

"The president rejected the submission and instead retorted, “If Nigerians would change their attitude, you will realise that most of these issues being attributed to corruption are not caused by corruption."

Only crude people wait for them to be beaten black and blue before doing the right thing. Must you be told not to drive on the opposite side of traffic? I bet you will say thats also because of corruption not because of people's bad attitude to legal driving.



So what is the meaning of attitude is our problem and not corruption? Do you have another meaning for that absolute statement? Ro you not know how to read and comprehend?

It's a no brainer that regardless of what people know to do and not to do, they still do anyway and this is why we have government and law enforcement to make sure people obey laws and punish offenders which is how you change people attitude.


Stop making dumb excuses for laziness and incompetency.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by mosunade(f): 4:21pm On Dec 30, 2012
babapupa:



So what is the meaning of attitude is our problem and not corruption? Do you have another meaning for that absolute statement? Ro you not know how to read and comprehend?

It's a no brainer that regardless of what people know to do and not to do, they still do anyway and this is why we have government and law enforcement to make sure people obey laws and punish offenders which is how you change people attitude.


Stop making dumb excuses for laziness and incompetency.





F off and I mean it. F off. You make no sense. Go and jump in front of a moving train and tell me you did that because there was no law enforcement to stop you from making the jump or tell me you did so because of corruption. Take your own life and tell me its because there was no law enforcement, drink poison and tell me it was because of corruption, no law enforcement, jump off a cliff and tell me it was because there was no law enforcement. Slap your own father and tell me it was because there was no law enforcement, drive into a lake and tell me it was because of corruption. Take pill overdose and tell me it was because there was no law enforcement. Smash your own computer right now and tell me it was because there was no law enforcement. what are you waiting for? Begin to shoot people on the street and tell me you did so because there was no law enforcement.

Do all the above and when they slam you in jail and you come out before you will have good attitude to doing the right thing.
Abegi.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by AjanleKoko: 4:24pm On Dec 30, 2012
OsunOriginal:

Dont lump issues up. He has no point - he should fix all roads before blaming accident on attitude.

And by the way, GEJ should be different from an average Nigerian otherwise, he doesnt deserve to be in Aso Rock in the first place.

GEJ should be different from an average Nigerian?

How old are you, son?

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by Nobody: 4:31pm On Dec 30, 2012
mosun_ade: If Fashola is or was right, why is GEJ being castigated?
because fashola has put laws in place to curb the excesses of lagosians, u tell me wat jonah has put in place to serve as check & balance?

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by babapupa: 4:34pm On Dec 30, 2012
chess guru:
slowpoke sharaaaaap!! Come 2 port harcourt nd see driving @ its worst!!. How in d world will good governance be better than common sense. Come and you will see that, its only a machine gun (army or police) that can make people behave over here. In warri the same thing. Are we animals?
Can we J̶̲̥̅̊u̶̲̥̅̊S̤̥̈̊τ̲̣̣̥ do what is right without, being, Or told trying 2 cut corners even on the road?.
Ow many tanker drivers driver without d influence?
Ow many road accidents are caused by bad roads, and ow many are caused by mad drivers? Or shld GEJ come 2 d road nd test each nd every1 of them.
Our biggest problem is our attitude!!
That's why GEJ style of leadership doesn't suit this country now. Mayb in future not now.
We really need a dictaor in civilian attire that can forcefully change the mentality of some nigerians.
We ave leaved in abnormality for so long that d abnormal is normal.
That's why some times I don't blame fashola for some of the things he does.
Sadly, FORCE IS THE ONLY LANGUAGE WE UNDERSTAND.

Ode, you are basically saying GEJ and the ones before him are all useless and incompetent for allowing things to degenerate to this level so keep quiet.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by Ebiro4: 4:37pm On Dec 30, 2012
Mr. Globe:
The Attitude is caused by poverty. There is so much poverty in the land that Nigerians act weird. For instance take their music taste for example. A normal Nigerian will take Terry G/wizard kid's music over Asa and like that.lol.

btw. i disagree with GEJ. When you fight the pervasive corruption in the land Attitude will change. It is not the other way round.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by OsunOriginal: 4:42pm On Dec 30, 2012
AjanleKoko:

GEJ should be different from an average Nigerian?

How old are you, son?

I am 7 years old.

Why should someone with the knowledge, IQ and attitude of an average country man be president? How do you solve a problem at the same level of thinking that created the problem? So, Obama is like any average American?

People should stop this id.iotic thinking that the vast majority of Nigerians are corrupt. This is wrong - bad leadership like that of GEJ over the years is responsible for this and makes it look as if every Nigerian is corrupt. Do we have corruption in our gene or what?

Anybody that can't rise above the attitude and the thinking of the people he is to lead shouldn't be a leader.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by Ebiro4: 4:45pm On Dec 30, 2012
Most nigerian are born poor,grew poor and embarrased, when they ve d opportunity to loot they do so inorder to eliminate the fear to become poor again

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by babapupa: 4:46pm On Dec 30, 2012
AjanleKoko:

GEJ should be different from an average Nigerian?

How old are you, son?


So he shouldn't? Is the average nigerian the commander in chief of Nigeria? Is the average nigerian responsible for hiring and firing all the corrupt government officials? Is the average nigerian responsible for all the bad roads and lousy government infrastructures? Is the average nigerian enjoying 1 billion naira food bill, is the average nigerian spending 9 billion on travel and presidential planes?

You should worry about your own age with such a dumb question.

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by Nobody: 4:47pm On Dec 30, 2012
Sigh.
This Goatluck won't just shut up.
If he's trying to justify his inaction as regards corruption, this was a stupid thing to say.
He doesn't know that this statement can be tacitly interpreted as one in which he feels there is no need to focus on the very rampant corruption at all levels of government.

So by that statement, it was ok for Tony Anenhih to pocket over N300m on work meant to do the Ore-Benin road as Minister of Works so that lives could be spared, right?
What kind of logic is that?
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by YoshiMaster: 4:48pm On Dec 30, 2012
Okay real talk, would any of you steal if you became president?

Is it really theft to enrich yourself while working for the people? Like say you source out contracts to your brother BUT make sure he does the work on time and within budget.

I am really confused on this one.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by Twy: 4:50pm On Dec 30, 2012
I think as a president he should not be making this kind or remarks. Again the problem I see with the character of Nigerian leaders, assume office and start thinking but not before assumption. He campaigned for the people's election and won under this attitude of the people(supporting PDP and at the local level, sharing oney to ward delegates). I can't imagine he is a president trying to promote and ensure good governance and giving excuses for lack of good governance. He should give the excuses if he does not want to be president but campaigning for presidency should signify a believe that he can achieve zero corruption and good governance or he is like a typical Nigerian politician, that politics is all a joke and all about prestige, power and money and nothing relating to good governance in which politics is all about. As president he should signify a firm believe in leading the country and that the country can be led towards good governance and not giving excuses for problems.

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by chessguru1(m): 4:51pm On Dec 30, 2012
COOLDUN:

All these your mentioned facts are products of what in simple English language? Millions of likes in a comment that is the same thing the reverend father pointed at. Shame on Nigerians when you push them any direction they fall like a cheap ashawo. How many people have died from the fallen containers from trailers on a bad road? How many have also died at the death trap roads in the hands of the criminals? How many have died by falling into the pits along our high ways? What are we going to call the minister of works who siphoned the fund he supposed to use to construct and repair the bad roads in Nigeria? The root of all the problems in Nigeria is corruption from the highest order, take it or leave it.
And what if I told u that our attitude to corruption is even the reason why that same corruption is still so prevalent in our country.
Whn I was in ss3, a teacher jokingly asked how many of us would steal money if we had the chance in public office. U won't believe that 90% of us raise our hands. Even as kids I cld still remember some of the comments we were saying back then..'No dulling', 'na who want carry last'..and we where not more than 18 @ the time.
My point is that since the time of our fathers, people have been shouting about corruption. Governments have come and gone, yet we are still shouting about the same corruption.
My conclusion is that the leadership of this country is perpetually corrupt, because the follower-ship of this country (from where these future leaders are drawn from) is also corrupt.
Its d corrupt ATTITUDE of the people that sustains corruption in every government or administration.
They are currently stealing in billions, but I daresay that there are people outside pointing fingers @ d govt that have the potential 2 steal in trillions

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by ortopazz(m): 4:53pm On Dec 30, 2012
johnathan nt again
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by OsunOriginal: 4:53pm On Dec 30, 2012
Yoshi-Master:
Okay real talk, would any of you steal if you became president?

Is it really theft to enrich yourself while working for the people? Like say you source out contracts to your brother BUT make sure he does the work on time and within budget.

I am really confused on this one.

Why should you give a contract to your brother in the first place? Favoritism is part of corruption and our constitution is very clear about anything that can influence your judgement.

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by anonimi: 4:58pm On Dec 30, 2012
hisson3: because fashola has put laws in place to curb the excesses of lagosians, u tell me wat jonah has put in place to serve as check & balance?

so it is the role of the executive to make laws?
what is the role of the lawmakers in the LG, state and federal legislative chambers?
Did you read the story of the Nigerian for whom the senator from his US state sponsored a private bill for his green card
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by kolokolobi(m): 5:00pm On Dec 30, 2012
The fact that individuals have gone to jail and corporations have paid hefty fines for bribing Nigerians and gej has done nada is really an attitudinal problem. The one who has this problem is the spineless leader that has been looking the other way...gej himself. PERIOD.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by YoshiMaster: 5:06pm On Dec 30, 2012
OsunOriginal:

Why should you give a contract to your brother in the first place? Favoritism is part of corruption and our constitution is very clear about anything that can influence your judgement.

Okay, I guess you got me there. I just remembered in history class that there was this U.S president that got the U.S out of the first depression by awarding numerous contracts to stimulate economic growth, most of which where awarded to his brother. The article did point out though that his brother was very well qualified.

That is why I asked the question, so if for instance you do become the president of Nigeria, and your siblings or relatives have viable businesses to offer the Nigerian economy, would you shun them entirely? Or I guess have them go through the bidding process (which I believe is a better approach).
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by Laird(m): 5:07pm On Dec 30, 2012
Jonathan: Attitude not corruption Nigeria’s challenge

ATTITUDE TO NOT SAY ANYTHING IN THE FACE OF BLATANT CORRUPTION, MASS UNEMPLOYMENT, FRAUD, BAD HEALTH FACILITIES, UNACCEPTABLE POVERTY LEVEL, EXPLOITATION OF NIGERIANS BY OUR SO CALLED BIGMEN, POLITICIANS, LEBANESE,M INDIANS, CHINESE AND THE SO CALLED GOVERNMENT IN POWER


“Recently, I met with officials of the Federal Road Safety Corps who told me that they had discovered that majority of the road accidents are recorded on good roads.



NOT ALL ROADS ARE GOOD.....AND EVEN IF THE ROADS WERE GOOD SO.....................................
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by babapupa: 5:11pm On Dec 30, 2012
chess guru:
And what if I told u that our attitude to corruption is even the reason why that same corruption is still so prevalent in our country.
Whn I was in ss3, a teacher jokingly asked how many of us would steal money if we had the chance in public office. U won't believe that 90% of us raise our hands. Even as kids I cld still remember some of the comments we were saying back then..'No dulling', 'na who want carry last'..and we where not more than 18 @ the time.
My point is that since the time of our fathers, people have been shouting about corruption. Governments have come and gone, yet we are still shouting about the same corruption.
My conclusion is that the leadership of this country is perpetually corrupt, because the follower-ship of this country (from where these future leaders are drawn from) is also corrupt.
Its d corrupt ATTITUDE of the people that sustains corruption in every government or administration.
They are currently stealing in billions, but I daresay that there are people outside pointing fingers @ d govt that have the potential 2 steal in trillions

You just keep recycling the same warped logic. We have governments for a reason and the reason is to make sure everything runs smoothly, to make and enforce laws, to make sure criminals and offenders are prosecuted regardless of peoples attitude. It is the governments job to fight corruption regardless of peoples attitude.

What you are really saying is, we don't need government, we don't need the police, we don't need efcc, we don't need frsc and all we need is a change of attitude and our roads will get fixed without the government doing it, corruption will go away without the government fighting it.

So why are we giving this useless man 1 billion naira for food, why are we spending 80% of or budgets on these worthless people when all we need to do is change our attitude. So, we don't need any government to do anything for us.

If corruption is really not our problem, why did be promise to fight it?


You are not making ant sense just like that dumb and daft gej.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by babapupa: 5:14pm On Dec 30, 2012
kolokolobi: The fact that individuals have gone to jail and corporations have paid hefty fines for bribing Nigerians and gej has done nada is really an attitudinal problem. The one who has this problem is the spineless leader that has been looking the other way...gej himself. PERIOD.


Exactly....
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by aribisala0(m): 5:15pm On Dec 30, 2012
The reason GEJ is being castigated is he has introduced a dubious dichotomy and distinction between attitude and corruption. Almost like trying to separate headache and vomiting from malaria. He said More people die on good roads than on bad. You know he has a previous history of releasing doctored statistics on Nigeria's corruption ranking(for which he has resolutely refused to apologise).


Is it possible to be corrupt with a good attitude? To be a murderer with a constructive attitude. Perhaps he need to refresh on Psychology 101 to check the definition of attitude.

The citizenry are talking about corruption specifically corruption in GOVERNMENT,(LET US BE VERY CLEAR ABOUT THAT) involving POLITICIANS(Like him) and he turns around and says NO "That is not the problem,you need to change your attitude".

I really find it hard to say our president has covered himself in glory by uttering these words. The clear reality is this guy cannot transform a state never mind Nigeria. He is uninspiring and quite dull and really the worry is who can do better our politics does not allow people to serve "apprenticeships" in smaller roles gradually getting ready for big jobs out of nowhere we have him,The aviation Minister,the Petroleum minister and several others assume big roles and expect them to perform.HOW?? At least with the likes of Ngozi Okonjo Iweala and Sanusi they have significant relevant experience. His petroleum minister DID NOT do the NYSC but came up with an "EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE" How and why ?? Is that an attitude or corruption thing??

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by ballabriggs: 5:20pm On Dec 30, 2012
Another Jonadunce statement!!!

What Jonadunce calls for is change but he is extremely daft to think citizens will change attitudes without leaders initiating and driving change. One thing we know in the study of change is, the context in which change takes place is very critical to the success or failure of change. If change was such a less complex process then we will not have to study change management in public policy.

Leaders initiate a change strategy, set a tone at the top, cascade down this tone and embed certain culture and systems within their organisation. Leaders drive their citizens to change and initiate various strategies to manage resisitance to change.

What is the tone at the top in Nigeria? It is a tone of fraud and brigandage. It is a place where the likes of Ibori and Jonathan are leaders. Can such people set the right tone at the top? Can they cascade a culture down given that they have stolen the nation blind? Do people take Jonathan serious? Do people take David Mark serious? You cannot act criminally as a leader and expect anything different from citizens.

Nigerians should be ashamed that they have such a man as a leader. This man will completely destroy this country. The fact that he does not see a link between corruption and chaos means he is either mischievous or clueless. But I don't believe he does not see a link, he is wittingly trying to exonerate himself from the destruction he has caused this country in the last three years.

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Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by anonimi: 5:20pm On Dec 30, 2012
kolokolobi: The fact that individuals have gone to jail and corporations have paid hefty fines for bribing Nigerians and gej has done nada is really an attitudinal problem. The one who has this problem is the spineless leader that has been looking the other way...gej himself. PERIOD.

He is spineless because he leads 160m people who are much more spineless than he is. Get it?
How much did you contribute to any politician's election at the LG, state, federal and in the executive or legislative arm? How much time, effort, intelligence did you volunteer to making your candidate win?
In short, he needs those corrupt people that you and I like to lambast with plenty grammar here and elsewhere to keep him in power while he makes whatever changes he can make until he hands over in 2015 or 2019.
If you can't contribute to changing the country, please zip it up and stop blaming those who are courageous (with tough spine) to step up and step out to make SOME difference.
Re: Jonathan: Our Greatest Challenge Is Our Attitutude Not Corruption. by YoshiMaster: 5:24pm On Dec 30, 2012
aribisala0: The reason GEJ is being castigated is he has introduced a dubious dichotomy and distinction between attitude and corruption. Almost like trying to separate headache and vomiting from malaria. He said More people die on good roads than on bad. You know he has a previous history of releasing doctored statistics on Nigeria's corruption ranking(for which he has resolutely refused to apologise).


Is it possible to be corrupt with a good attitude? To be a murderer with a constructive attitude. Perhaps he need to refresh on Psychology 101 to check the definition of attitude.

The citizenry are talking about corruption specifically corruption in GOVERNMENT,(LET US BE VERY CLEAR ABOUT THAT) involving POLITICIANS(Like him) and he turns around and says NO "That is not the problem,you need to change your attitude".

I really find it hard to say our president has covered himself in glory by uttering these words. The clear reality is this guy cannot transform a state never mind Nigeria. He is uninspiring and quite dull and really the worry is who can do better our politics does not allow people to serve "apprenticeships" in smaller roles gradually getting ready for big jobs out of nowhere we have him,The aviation Minister,the Petroleum minister and several others assume big roles and expect them to perform.HOW?? At least with the likes of Ngozi Okonjo Iweala and Sanusi they have significant relevant experience. His petroleum minister DID NOT do the NYSC but came up with an "EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE" How and why ?? Is that an attitude or corruption thing??

I so feel you. I remember watching one CNN interview in which the interviewer asked the President why an oil rich nation would have citizens in such wretched situations and he deflected going "the people are many", BS!.

Couldn't even own up to corruption of the past leaders then, I mean I know we are many and he may have thought that to be a good excuse, but let us quatify this for a sec.

How does the amount of people in a location really affect the ABILITY to increase power generation SUBSTANTIALLY over a decade. I mean if we had reached like 10,000MW by now, I would by the excuse that "PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE, BUT WE ARE STILL MANY".

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