In a jaw-dropping interview on Channels Television, senator Ali Ndume, representing Borno South in the National Assembly made a stunning admission that has left Nigerians reeling in disbelief. The senator brazenly declared that corruption among politicians is merely a tiny fraction compared to other sectors, and that their brand of corruption is "people-driven" - meaning they steal public funds and share it with the people to curry favor and secure re-election.

This candid confession has sparked a firestorm of outrage and condemnation on social media, with many expressing frustration and disappointment at the blatant acknowledgment of corrupt practices by a government official. The senator's startling revelation has shed light on the systemic issues plaguing governance in Nigeria, and raises questions about the integrity of those entrusted with power.

"Steal and Share" Culture: A Recipe for Disaster

The senator's admission that politicians "steal and share with the people" is a damning indictment of the corrupt culture that pervades Nigerian politics. It suggests a systemic failure of governance, where public funds are seen as a personal slush fund for politicians to plunder and share with their cronies. This "steal and share" culture is a recipe for disaster, and has contributed to the country's stunted development and widespread poverty.

Nigerians Demand Accountability

The senator's confession has sparked a chorus of demands for accountability and transparency in governance. Nigerians are calling for an end to the corrupt culture that has held the country hostage for decades, and are demanding that politicians be held accountable for their actions.

Will this bombshell revelation mark a turning point in the fight against corruption in Nigeria? Only time will tell. But one thing is certain - Nigerians will no longer tolerate a system that perpetuates corruption and impunity. The time for change is now.

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elites driven

Crazy leaders.

Elite or lowly?

Nigerians hate being told the truth. I don't support the senator for stealing let alone supporting corruption, but he said the truth.

If their corruption is not people-driven, tell me the justification for Tinubu's emergence as president? He stole trillions from Lagos state and the same Lagosians whose future and wellbeing he stole were the ones that snatched ballot boxes, attacked and killed voters whose only offence was refusal to vote Tinubu for president.

Here again, you would see the likes of yarimo or whatever he calls himself, helinus et al showcasing a nauseating stupidity defending and supporting Wike while cursing Gov Fubara whose only offence is placing an otapiapia around Rivers state commonwealth in order to safeguard it against a ministerial parasitic rat ravaging it all the way from Abuja.

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Nigerians hate being told the truth. I don't support the senator for stealing let alone supporting corruption, but he said the truth.

If their corruption is not people-driven, tell me the justification for Tinubu's emergence as president? He stole trillions from Lagos state and the same Lagosians whose future and wellbeing he stole were the ones that snatched ballot boxes, attacked and killed voters whose only offence was refusal to vote Tinubu for president.

Here again, you would see the likes of yarimo or whatever he calls himself, helinus et al showcasing a nauseating stupidity defending and supporting Wike while cursing Gov Fubara whose only offence is placing an otapiapia around Rivers state commonwealth in order to safeguard it against a ministerial parasitic rat ravaging it all the way from Abuja.

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Those people you mentioned, I doubt if they are truly Nigerians?
If a wild pig says it want's to become the president of the country, you will be shock that those guys will support that pig just to ensure that Nigerians suffer.
These are people who have been consistent in their hatred towards south east and the country as a whole for so many years. And it's not stopping any time soon.
Always supporting the oppressors of the masses and never never standing in the side of the good people of Nigeria.
I have a feeling that those always supporting evil are foreigners especially of African origin.
It's their way of getting back at Nigeria when they feel insulted by Nigerians online.
Most Nigerians think they are truely loved by other African countries, which is not.
The hatred is real.