A Facebook user, Tunde Oluomo shared this picture with these texts:

We can’t continue this way!

Lend your voice!

Billions allocated for Roads - No Roads!
Billions allocated for Schools - No Schools!
Billions allocated for Healthcare - No Healthcare!
Billions allocated for Security - No Security!
Billions allocated for Electricity - No Power!
Billions allocated for Water - No Water!
Billions allocated for Agriculture - No Food!
Billions allocated for Research - Zero Output!

Save Nigeria from the hands of Nigerians for Nigerians!

The generation unborn are already in debt as a result of mismanagement of our collective wealth.

Where you don’t speak, you have given your approval and consent for this menace to continue.

For my generation, it’s no longer about us but those behind and unborn.

Capital Punishment is the answer to this!

#CapitalPunishment
#StopCorruption
#nigeriansvsnigeria
#KillCorruption
#capitalpunishmentforlooters
#lendyourvoice
#savenigeriafromnigerians
#EnoughIsEnough

Corruption in Nigeria is so ... I can't even find the right words to describe it. I know and you know that it's not possible for our leaders to make corruption a capital offence. The reasons are obvious. But let's assume they do, will it stop corruption? Your thoughts are needed.

They dont mean it!
Seeking capital punishment for Looters by posting from his bed & protesting in his room?

ghettokid1:
They dont mean it!
Seeking capital punishment for Looters by posting from his bed & protesting in his room?

U are always quick to attack fellow citizens

StaffofOrayan:

U are always quick to attack fellow citizens

Did I attack anyone? I don attack u b4?

that will be a welcomed development

Punishment hardly works in crime prevention for a myriad of reasons.
In my opinion, the best way to stop looting is to prevent access to the funds in the first place.

thesicilian:
Punishment hardly works in crime prevention for a myriad of reasons.
In my opinion, the best way to stop looting is to prevent access to the funds in the first place.

That'll be a welcome development. I have looked at the possibility of implementing a system that automates the NDDC operation, but it's not possible.

Capital punishment can't and won't work, the issue is not the punishment but getting a conviction. How many looters have been convicted?
SC freed Kalu and Bode George. FHC placed perpetual injunction restraining efcc efcc from probing Odilli.
So they don't even get to conviction stage not to talk of sentence.
Also, automation system won't work for we still need human interface to implement a successful automation system.
We need to change our value system as a society (lower, middle and higher class), then remove impunity starting from the top.

Execute one rat and watch how fast the others behave.

In China and N.Korea, the punishment for corruption is death.