Ahead of the 2019 Presidential elections in Nigeria, Transparency International and the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Center (CISLAC) are calling on candidates to commit to scrapping the unaccountable and secretive “security vote” spending – one of the most durable forms of corruption in Nigeria—saying that they fail to provide real security for citizens.

“Camouflaged Cash”, a new report launched today by the groups, estimates that security votes in Nigeria total around $670 million annually – more than the annual budget of the Nigerian Army.

Details: https://www.naijiant.com/guestcolumn/nigeria-more-spent-on-security-votes-per-year-than-army-budget/

Nigerian System is just designed to help Politicians steal everything and leave the masses hapless Victims. How in God's name did people sat and design a system where Public money will be allocated to be spent anyhow without accountability.

Political largess

The more they spend the less you see

Ferdinandu:
Nigerian System is just designed to help Politicians steal everything and leave the masses hapless Victims. How in God's name did people sat and design a system where Public money will be allocated to be spent anyhow without accountability.

the Nigerian constitution is one of the most useless in the world.

Omololu007:
the Nigerian constitution is one of the most useless in the world.

Not much wrong with the constitution. A lot wrong with the people who have to uphold it. "Only a poor workman blames his tools".