Keegan:


Don't mind me, besides I'm not a lawmaker.

seunmsg:


It makes no danm sense. The CBN governor can as well loot the entire foreign reserve and start an industry with the loot, right? If we legalise corruption today, only the elites who are in public office will benefit. They will loot your future and that of your children today. In the next few years, the country will be so broke that there will be nothing left again to steal.

Fighting corruption is never going to be easy but we have no alternative than to continue battling the scourge. That Buhari failed a major test in the fight against corruption by clearing Babachir Lawal doesn't mean we should then legalise corruption. Nigerians must realise that the war on corruption is one that must be won in the long run.

Ohamzee:
oga shutup. it's ur likes that will be condemning People like Apostle Suleiman. at least he condemned corruption and mind u he just wanted to make common sense. since almost every politician is corrupt, is it not common sense to at least allow yahoo boys to enjoy their loot?

Keegan:
I think this makes a lot of sense. Since that's what majority of us prefer and no one wants to change his dubious ways.

SexyBabe001:
Speaking while making his contributing to the debate on the 2017 budget during the senate plenary on Wednesday, a senator from Ondo state, Omoyele Omogunwa, called for the legalisation of corruption in the country.

The lawmaker who spoke at the u‎pper legislative chamber, lamented that corruption was pervasive in the country, argued that it should be “legalised”.

The senator said there was corruption in the judiciary, and even within the anti-corruption ‎agencies, adding that if corruption was legalised, Nigerians who stole public funds would use them in building factories and industries in the country, instead of having them stashed away abroad.

He added that the performance of the 2016 budget should be examined first before that of 2017 is determined.

The official Twitter handle of the Senate also confirmed Omogunwa’s suggestion, writing: “Senator Omogunwa notes that Budgets doesn’t have maximal impact due to corruption. He says corruption shld be legalized/liberalized then.”

Source:
http://www.ajayiwrites.com/2017/01/controversy-in-national-assembly-as.html

vatiqan:




who are the 'we'? You must be sick, upstairs? Have you stopped to think about Babachir Lawal being cleared bt the dullard; or Magu's name being sent to the senate? Ino mkpo!

SexyBabe001:
Speaking while making his contributing to the debate on the 2017 budget during the senate plenary on Wednesday, a senator from Ondo state, Omoyele Omogunwa, called for the legalisation of corruption in the country.

The lawmaker who spoke at the u‎pper legislative chamber, lamented that corruption was pervasive in the country, argued that it should be “legalised”.

The senator said there was corruption in the judiciary, and even within the anti-corruption ‎agencies, adding that if corruption was legalised, Nigerians who stole public funds would use them in building factories and industries in the country, instead of having them stashed away abroad.

He added that the performance of the 2016 budget should be examined first before that of 2017 is determined.

The official Twitter handle of the Senate also confirmed Omogunwa’s suggestion, writing: “Senator Omogunwa notes that Budgets doesn’t have maximal impact due to corruption. He says corruption shld be legalized/liberalized then.”

Source:
http://www.ajayiwrites.com/2017/01/controversy-in-national-assembly-as.html

Akaujaa:


People like you need serious rehabilitation. Talk, though is cheap but when people like you talk, the ooze of ignorance becomes a social nuisance. Obviously, miscreants do not only stay in the motor parks.

nicolosam:


let me say unequivocally that Omoyele Omogunwa is a bastard from Ode Irele who got to the upper chambers of the national assembly by opportunity! His unpopular and senseless view does not represent the view of the Irele people let alone his senatorial district! please pardon him because he is under an irredeemable curse from beyond!

Corruption is a cankerworm that can't be allowed to grow beyond its present size, however, it is unfortunate that the country is under a false and unpatriotic siege at the moment.

vatiqan:


Your level of ignorance and stupidity, stinks!

DESNAT:
y are you dumb?
Biko why? I feel for your children

seunmsg:


It makes no danm sense. The CBN governor can as well loot the entire foreign reserve and start an industry with the loot, right? If we legalise corruption today, only the elites who are in public office will benefit. They will loot your future and that of your children today. In the next few years, the country will be so broke that there will be nothing left again to steal.

Fighting corruption is never going to be easy but we have no alternative than to continue battling the scourge. That Buhari failed a major test in the fight against corruption by clearing Babachir Lawal doesn't mean we should then legalise corruption. Nigerians must realise that the war on corruption is one that must be won in the long run.

seunmsg:


It makes no danm sense. The CBN governor can as well loot the entire foreign reserve and start an industry with the loot, right? If we legalise corruption today, only the elites who are in public office will benefit. They will loot your future and that of your children today. In the next few years, the country will be so broke that there will be nothing left again to steal.

Keegan:
I think this makes a lot of sense. Since that's what majority of us prefer and no one wants to change his dubious ways.