hahahahah......when goat dey watch over yam, what do u expect?

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Good one

Not expecting anytin gud from it

Though I doubt that the bill will be passed, it's good to see Nigerians protest for a worthy cause rather than their stomachs. It shows that all hope is not lost.

I'm encouraged.

death penalty ke? for nija

na to lead all nija politician to the gallow remain

JXT PASSING BYE, ADEKUNLE AJSAIN UNIVERSITY STUDENT IN FACULTY OF EDUCATION SUPPORT ADEBO ADEGBOYE DAVID PKA ADEWEBS AS FACULTY OF EDUCATION PRESIDENT.

kglamour:
m

m for mango

Does that include corruption of fixing bogus, unrealistic salaries & allowances for themselves COMPARED to the N18,000 minimum wage for workers of the SAME government



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adedayourt:

m for mango

you got me

solarview:
C

yes!!

c is for corruption

Abeg, i no fit support death penalty for corruption. Life inprisonment, okay, but death penalty, haba, dat one na big no. Nevertheless, u can serve that to kidnappers.

This is good. Even if they are not ready to make such laws, They will now know that people are aware and detest corruption. So they will thread carefully now. We need more group to march to that NASS and sound this alarm of death penalty to them. Scare them, show them you have power to take them out if they steal one naira.

kheart:
U guys should stop Being pessimists abeg, no be una dis senators and reps dey represent?

Recall any moda-f***ng legislator dat went dere to fill up his purse rather than representing his people. E better make I no get senator representing my zone dan get a docile chronic thief there

Recall of an erring legislator is possible in theory but almost impossible in practice. The constitution provides for recall, true, but it would require a majority of registered voters in the constituency of the erring lawmaker. Now you have to ask yourself how easy it would be to retrieve the voter's register from INEC, how to mobilise the entire constituency to come out and sign and deliver the notice of recall. The sheer logistical challenge makes it virtually impossible.

So really we have to ensure that we vote in the right people going forward and exercise vigilance to ensure they perform their constitutionally assigned duties.

It's time for zero tolerance to corruption in this country. Jonathan really violated Nigeria in a manner ever imagined

BlackTechnology:
Tinubu no go gree

nd wat exactly are u insinuating

Way to Go!
Nigerians arise!

Nearly all Nigerians are guilty of one form of corrupt practises or the other

All we need z dat new Niger way we dey hustle 4.

[quote author=handsomeclouds post=34880269]
Some protesters stormed the National Assembly on Wednesday and demanded a legislation that would prescribed death penalty as punishment for corruption in the country.

Speaking under a group, Voice of the Voiceless, they said there was no way Nigeria would made progress if corruption in public office was not brought under control.

They wrote separate letters to the President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Yakubu Dogara.

In the letter to the House, which was signed by the National Coordinator of the group, Mr. Oliver Ezeala, the protesters wrote, “Corruption, as we are all aware of, has eaten so deep into the fabric of this great nation and we are strongly advocating the death penalty to anybody who is found guilty of corrupt practices, no matter how highly-placed such an individual is in the society.

“Nigeria has tried every other measure of deterrent but to no avail.

“We want this great nation to toe the path of countries such as Indonesia, Singapore, China and other world powers who have achieved so much developmental strides as a result of their zero tolerance for corruption.”

However, they said they were confident that with President Muhammadu Buhari in power, the fight against corruption would be fast-tracked.

“We believe that he will fight this our common hydra-headed enemy to a complete standstill,” the letter added.

Meanwhile, the Deputy Speaker of the House, Mr. Yusuf Lasun, on Wednesday deplored the high rate of unemployment in the country.

Lasun observed that to make matters worse, there were many fraudsters who engaged in employment racketeering by collecting money from youths for non-existing jobs.

Lasun spoke in Abuja when some Osun State indigenes paid him a visit at the National Assembly.

However, he promised that the current House would partner the executive arm of government to address the situation.

“Since the (federal) capital was moved out of Lagos, it is very difficult to get employment for our people.

“It is horrible to hear that people collect money from young graduates to get employed,” he told the visitors.

The Osun Indigenes, made up mainly of National Assembly employees, were led by the President of Association of Osun State Indigenes, Mr. Oluremi Ajibade
http://www.punchng.com/news/protesters-storm-nassembly-demand-death-penalty-for-corruption/
Cc: Lalasticlala
Cc: Ishilove[/quote



I can swear that no body will be convicted a case may last for 100 years or rather post mortem convictions after the person has died 15 years ago after eating the money

Pavore9:
Laughing in kiswahili!

Where is that?

who are those blood suckers doing that demonstration

Fact is that we are a Democratic nation n will never use such retrogressive laws.

handsomeclouds:

Some protesters stormed the National Assembly on Wednesday and demanded a legislation that would prescribed death penalty as punishment for corruption in the country.

Speaking under a group, Voice of the Voiceless, they said there was no way Nigeria would made progress if corruption in public office was not brought under control.

They wrote separate letters to the President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Yakubu Dogara.

In the letter to the House, which was signed by the National Coordinator of the group, Mr. Oliver Ezeala, the protesters wrote, “Corruption, as we are all aware of, has eaten so deep into the fabric of this great nation and we are strongly advocating the death penalty to anybody who is found guilty of corrupt practices, no matter how highly-placed such an individual is in the society.

“Nigeria has tried every other measure of deterrent but to no avail.

“We want this great nation to toe the path of countries such as Indonesia, Singapore, China and other world powers who have achieved so much developmental strides as a result of their zero tolerance for corruption.”

However, they said they were confident that with President Muhammadu Buhari in power, the fight against corruption would be fast-tracked.

“We believe that he will fight this our common hydra-headed enemy to a complete standstill,” the letter added.

Meanwhile, the Deputy Speaker of the House, Mr. Yusuf Lasun, on Wednesday deplored the high rate of unemployment in the country.

Lasun observed that to make matters worse, there were many fraudsters who engaged in employment racketeering by collecting money from youths for non-existing jobs.

Lasun spoke in Abuja when some Osun State indigenes paid him a visit at the National Assembly.

However, he promised that the current House would partner the executive arm of government to address the situation.

“Since the (federal) capital was moved out of Lagos, it is very difficult to get employment for our people.

“It is horrible to hear that people collect money from young graduates to get employed,” he told the visitors.

The Osun Indigenes, made up mainly of National Assembly employees, were led by the President of Association of Osun State Indigenes, Mr. Oluremi Ajibade
http://www.punchng.com/news/protesters-storm-nassembly-demand-death-penalty-for-corruption/
Cc: Lalasticlala
Cc: Ishilove

I appreciate the effort of the protesters. UNA WELL-DONE.
AT LEAST BETTER THAN TREKKERS AND PEOPLE PROTESTING FOR KASHAMU DRUG PARDON AND BUHARI DISQUALIFICATION.

Cown!! during election where were they? Why didn't they make it as one of their demands to elect officials.Just shouting change!! Change we have gotten but don't ask for too much after you have given the dog the bone. It just won't happen not now , not tomorrow not in 2019. Call for a more realistic punishment.
Corruption is not stealing right, I thought they were both the same? Cause I believe the law already has a punishment for stealing. Guess GEJ was right.

[quote author=BlackTechnology post=34882336]Tinubu no go gree [/quote
How he take concern am ?

temitemi1:
If such bill is passed, then we should be expecting tinubu's head on the spike

Closely followed by that of your Hero and Role model

Mods, please take this thread to the joke section. Do you expect our distinguished 'sinators and representathieves' who are working hard behind the scene to get their N9billion 'babariga allowee' agree to commit mass suicide in the form of death penalty for corruption.

Yes. Someone steal goat and he is sentence to 5years imprisonment whereas another man steal in billions and nothing is done to him. Instead he walks freely and oppress the masses with the money he stole that is meant for their betterment. We ask for nothing less than capital punishment for corruption. Lest learn from japan, china etc

Blackfire:
Corruption, if we are to kill u, 90% of nigerians MUST also die with u

cactuscee:

Where is that?

That is the full pronunciation of the Swahili language.

will not happen in Nigeria is like saying a thief should hang himself.

All I see is one placing d fish b4 d cat and I see notin comingout of dis