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DutchBruh:
Why do all Nigerian billionaire owe their wealth to government patronage and not through hardwork? Any fool can become a billionaire in Nigeria if given monopoly over industries or an oil block.

Let No one Deceive you, this happen everywhere Elon Musk was able to enlarge the coast of Tesla because of government's backing he wasn't the one the conceived the idea of hyperloop but he kickstarted it.. so alittle bit of hard work with opportunity will get you money anywhere in the world, you still need that lil bit of "hard work" no matter what.

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kolnel:
Just as expected
Most of the so called rich people in Nigeria are sitting on the masses wealth, the common wealth

You should know , No money is clean even in the United States Microsoft grew due to support from the American government

The Nigerian Senate on Tuesday constituted a five-member ad-hoc committee to investigate the Executive Secretary of the National Health Insurance Scheme, Usman Yusuf, over allegations financial and administrative abuses.
The motion to probe Mr. Yusuf, a professor, was sponsored by Kabiru Marafa, APC-Zamfara, who expressed concern about “scandalous activities of the new Executive Secretary since his appointment.”
President Muhammadu Buhari appointed Mr. Yusuf head of NHIS in July 2016.
Mr. Marafa, in his presentation, alleged that Mr. Yusuf had been spending above his threshold without the approval of the supervising ministry which is the Ministry of Health headed by Isaac Adewole.
In substantiating his claim, Mr. Marafa mentioned “corrupt expenditure of N292 million” incurred by Mr. Yusuf for healthcare financing training; “illegal expenditure” of N218 million for “training of staff”; “scandalous expenditure” of N400 million “purportedly for training during month of October 2016”; and N50 million for T-shirts and face caps “despite presidential order banning promotional items and souvenirs”.
All the expenditures totalling N960 million, said Mr. Marafa, were without recourse to “any appropriate approving authority” – though the Executive Secretary’s spending limit is N2.5 million....

I live a country where the ordeal of the day is corruption, most people give testimonies of prosperity/success which was secretly gotten in a corrupt way. I thought corruption is a sin or may be I might be wrong, Maybe ways of attaining prosperity is relative to territories, maybe the only way the attain prosperity in Nigeria is through corrupt way while in other countries it might be different and God might have programmed it like that, what do you think?

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