I saw this disheartening picture this evening and I am like "can it ever get better"?

Are there no better project topics anymore??

We have a lot of responsibilities on our hands to change what the international communities think about us!

Lalasticlala, can u imagine!

Last Days

That's a good one as alot ideals could be derived from this project as solution to corruption problem in Nigeria .

Nice Project topic


taking Obj as a case study

Edited by IBB

supervised by Diezeani

submitted to the Dept of Fraud


By the way who is this Mod that is sending all this topic to the front shame page

End Time research!
End Time topic!!
End Time supervisor!!!

I giggle

Nigeria is a perfect case study for corruption, so why are we shocked about it. The dude deserve a distinction for using Nigeria as a case study for corruption. Nigeria is synonymous with the word corruption.

Too bad

Because there would be relevant materials to defend with in Nigeria system.

Sai BUHARI

guccimilan:
That's a good one as alot ideals could be derived from this project as solution to corruption problem in Nigeria .

Please how is this a good one?

So one ignorant "oyibo" that have probably never set foot in Nigeria is coming to provide you solutions, eeh kwa?

Hilarious.

If 5 seconds of smile can make a photograph more
beautiful, then just imagine how beautiful ur life
would be if u kip smiling..

Kai

They are just starting, better go and find your own project topic and submit your own corrupt thesis on time...

Nigeria! Land of Opportunities...

Enough Corrupt Cases to treat, soon we would have a Prof of Corruption Studies.
Plenty diseases, poverty and unemployment katakata to write thesis on.

Chaii...

Nigeria own don finish...

Buhari see what u ve caused..

U ve sold us to the world as corrupt..

Now u see our life..

Uwa Mmebi MSC student..

modupe2:
Too bad

To bad how..?

Good... hopefully the thesis is available online so we can all learn from it. In addition to the usual Nigeria-bashing, the book should cover:
1. how Nigeria is developing and growing in spite of corruption
2. how Nigeria's money has funded Europe over the decades
3. why Europe's governments looked the other way as their banks and real estate sector took in money
4. how we can transition from a consuming economy to a producing economy.

In my view, corruption is caused mostly by the perception (not fact, but perception) that there is only one way to get rich: oil and gov't connections. Once more and more people realize that wealth can be and is created by "making stuff", and Nigerians make and buy made-in-Nigeria products, corruption will be drastically reduced.

Instead of punishing "corrupt people", steps should be made to reduce the enabling environment.

Hmmm, neo-colonialism. Nigeria is not the only corrupt country in the world, these white people should mind their biz. They encourage 3rd world corruption to benefit their country, and yet still paint us more corrupt. I don't blame them, I blame the shylock we av as leaders who see leadership position not as a privilege to serve but as an opportunity to acquire the unimaginable.

We are the cause of our problems and until we cure this menace from the roots both the stem and fruits will keep getting rotten no matter how many we try to pluck off.

thanks to our kleptomaniac leaders

Chai... Too bad
Well, hopefully one day the topic will change to "Rapid development of a state and eradication of corruption and poverty - Nigeria, a case study"

E go better..




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It is a befitting topic, give that author a national honour. In putin's voice.

Before nko. When we have the likes of Pa chukwudi leading the protest for the release of Dokpesi.

gud project indee; please fellow Nigerians, particularly our politician and civil servants and the likes let us try and be a patrotic citizens to make our their country proud. shun corruptions for the beterment of our unborn genarations. God bless NIGERIA my country

that project is gonna be so simple for the writer......a lot of case study o!