2buff:

Sorry sir didn't get you.
Grammar check?

damilola15: This would means millions of people (politicians, civil servants, police, military and so on) would have to resign.

2buff: It starts with the removal of the immunity clause in the Nigerian constitution of those in power.
Your very constitution was founded on the values of corruption and unaccountability.
Unless the whole nation rises against it like they rose against fuel subsidy removal your plight will continue.

Sitting and wishing to be like X and Y is not going to help you.
You have been sitting and wishing for several decades now and no change has happened.
Continue and you will quickly find another decade has met you again, and another, and another yet in the same sorry state.

White man will not come and change your constitution for you.
Your leaders will not one day "use mind" to change your constitution for you because it is in their favor and supports their looting ways.
No. This is something the people need to really give a damn about.

The events of January 2012 showed you people THE POWER that comes when a whole nation rises up against evil rulers.
Because a stone sits at the top of a mountain, it should not think it is more important than the stones that form the base of it, lest they remind it on whom it stands on.
It was only through a nationwide strike, grinding to a halt the economy of the country, were the rulers moved to listen to the people and AT LEAST reach an acceptable compromise.
Without further shows of strength by the people, I tell you, your situation will not change in a hundred centuries.....unless Christ comes.

Billyonaire: haba! There is something else she is hiding from coming to light thats why she is resigning over $10.1 to keep controversy going. I might be wrong, dont quote me.

Lakayana: You are a typical Nigerian so i will forgive your mindset.

mr_man: The a Nigerian official does this, i will dance nakid in jankara market.

Curious_city: Most of us response as if the gov't is a different set of persons from me, U, our Dads/mum, uncles, aunties, brothers n sisters.
90% of us Nigerians have the tendency to get rich quick given any opportunity. We find every avenue to cut corners and evade due process. Go to any office where most of us work, U'll see "man know man", line shunting, greed, etc.
Our leaders portray the general and larger sickness in Nigeria.
Even in some families, Husbands and wives are not transparent to themselves.
We need attitudinal change!!

We need attitudinal change, GBAM! And guess what? Curious_city will spear-head it. Those for say YEAH, and those against say NAY. The YEAHS' have it. BAM!!!

vanstanzy:

We need attitudinal change, GBAM! And guess what? Curious_city will spear-head it. Those for say YEAH, and those against say NAY. The YEAHS' have it. BAM!!!

Curious_city:

I know U are being sarcastic
Even if I spear-head, will u follow? I'm doing my share in my own little way. We all need to do something to change the mad rush to get rich over-night. But I tell ya, it is not easy.U will be called names!! But it pays to have a clear conscience!!

Sorry dude for sounding sarcastic. Am not laughing at u, but laughing with u.

Nosa-Henry:
The report stated extravagant spending and not necessarily because of the glass of orange juice alone.

mr.phenomenal:


I couldn't agree more.. Canada is a place where you can go to work and leave your doors unlocked without fear of burglary.. hence the mentality of accountability.

Billyonaire: haba! There is something else she is hiding from coming to light thats why she is resigning over $10.1 to keep controversy going. I might be wrong, dont quote me.