While all rationale beings abhor corruption and other related sharp practices, one sometimes wonder why this noble cause is always pursued by out of favored politicians. In other words, they become human rights activists and Anti corruption activists only when they are not in power. You find them on the side of the people only when they are not in power. I need help oooooo

That't the only way they can win the masses to themselves since they are out of power with the incubent power brokers.

k2039: That't the only way they can win the masses to themselves since they are out of power with the incubent power brokers.

But what is the morality in it? Does one realize how corrupt a system is only when he is out of it? Should such campaign be regarded as genuine? Is there any possibility that such people would continue the campaign if given fresh appointments?

Idokojimmy:
But what is the morality in it? Does one realize how corrupt a system is only when he is out of it? Should such campaign be regarded as genuine? Is there any possibility that such people would continue the campaign if given fresh appointments?

The point is simple, they still have political ambitions, win the masses to yourself and you just might get their vote if the opportunity comes againa and that way they can have their revenge against any politician they have any issue with.

The point is most Nigerians have a short memory, the politicians realise this and they capitalise on it.

1. They want to court peoples's sympathy
2. To frustrate efforts of govt and make them fail, to vindicate their plot
3. They want to make people feel they are better, when indeed they are the worst set of politicians
4. Most of them are foreign agents planted and financed to distract govt and further foreign agenda
5. Some do it to be considered for appointment.
I'm sure this thread is about the likes of Elrufai, Dino, Fani Kayode... imaooooooooooooo

They will continue to have the support of the masses on till the ruling govt do the right thing for the masses

Motives of campaign is the moral lesson here. @Omojuo right on point