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It is a known fact that most Nigerians are corrupt.

I believe we have roles and part to play to clean up the system, no matter how small it may appear. If every body starting from everyone of us plays our part, corruption will reduce to some extent in the year 2013.

Fellow Nairalanders, what role do we play as Nigerians to reduce corruption in Nigeria?

Your opinions will be highly appreciated.

Hardfact: Very good question in long time. Certainly, through their steady deliberate efforts Corruption has become a household name in Nigeria. Certainly not all, but make no mistake, overwhelming majority of Nigerian leaders, people in power, presidents, govs, reps, etc, past/present are epitomes of corruption.
Corruption is the only logical reason we suffer in midst this plenty.

i agree with you

uzo4real: Infact all Nigerians are corrupt, or rather have the tendency to be corrupt. We all criticize our leaders of being corrupt..wich they are no dobut! But we might even be worse when we are in that same position....SMH

did i hear u say ALL Nigerians? That's a fallacy

Cold faya: I really wished I could say there r a few, but unfortunately, there's almost none. Reason? The system makes it almost impossible for leaders to b free of corruption, even if they want to b, d sytems brings corroption to ur nose and as we all know, its really enticing.

enticing? how can corruption be enticing?

[quote author=mAd-BulleT]Almost all the Nigerian leaders are corrupt, and this corruption is in most Nigerian's blood. I believe this corruption can be stoped, only if God can help to remove the greed in us and our leaders. I have an assurance that; this citizens complaining about our corrupt leaders would do the worst, if they were in their shoes, because, this leaders also make unfulfillable promises before they were elected.... So, this has to stop.
We should avoid all this arrogancy and greediness for a better leader, IT BEGINS WITH YOU.
God Bless Nigeria.... One Luv.[/quote]100 Likes

wengerjay: Yeske,they are all corrupt,even the followers inclusive.

You mean u are corrupt?

REVOLUTNIS: President Jonathan and 100% of people in his government are CORRUPT include his wife and family members. THIEVES

Do u know all his family members? How do u know they are ALL corrupt?

Ikwere fist son: ya especaly d ones frm d west.dy even floatd a political party.amalgamatd criminals of nijeria acn. Headed by one Tinubu

na wa 4 u oo

outrage: And how far do they go? Take Gen buhari for instance.

even if they dont go far, posterity will tell. and d conscience will be satisfied

manmustwac: they are all corrupt evil devilish people

bros, that is too harsh

condralbede: Nop!!Not all Nigeria leaders are corrupt.bt all corrupt leaders are from Nigeria. ...

that is a fallacy, bro!

outrage: [size=13pt]You can't make it there if you are not.. Its that simple.[/size]

i dont agree with u. i believe u can take your stand on not being corrupt

Callotti: Some are robbing the piggy-bank, others are driving the getaway cars!

YES! NO EXCEPTIONS!

But i still believe that there are some out there who are clean, though i dont have statistics for that. It will be a fallacy if we conclude that ALL are corrupt.

every day is unique and will never come again. (e.g 21.12.2012; 22.12.2012, 23.12.2012, etc) u av 2 make optimal use of everyday, live each day as if its d last day of your life and make positive impact on people's life. shikena

Abdul Adam56: Wel out 100%,99%are corrupt.

uhmmm, are u sure about that?

I have been wondering about this for a while. We Nigerians have this perception about our leaders, that they are corrupt and selfish, but i feel there should be at least some of them who are clean or righteous. I know according to recent statistics, an average Nigerian is label "corrupt", also i am aware that Nigeria ranks among the most corrupt nations in the world. But i still believe that there are few Nigerians who are not corrupt, some Governors, ministers, President, senators, honourables, commissioners, Head of parastatals/agencies, DGs or even LG chairmen or counselors who may not be corrupt.

Fellow Nairanders, I want to know your opinion on this!

MRbrownJAY: actually you just educated me on the subject as i only thought the procedure was for whites, but after a few search, i realize that you could also do hair transplant for black men. ........ just wondering why someone like MJ didnt use such service instead of wearing weave to cover his baldness.

is baldness a natural phenomenon?

wonlasewonimi: he didnt say he wants to turn his head to pit latrine

help me tell am

gawab: Use your own water! Urinate into a container, leave for 24hrs warm it and rub your head with it. 08184408033

bros, u harsh o!
what do i do with ur phone number?

dominique: ^ abi o. Hair transplant is da answer

thanks

wonlasewonimi: Money can actually do...ask Wayne Rooney!

thanks 4 d advice

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wonlasewonimi: but bald people are always rich.

thanks for dat. im already rich

I am in my late twenties, My dad doesnt have a bald head, and i dont think my grand dads have either. Initially i thought it was due to my hair cream, so my babe suggested i change it. After changing my hair i still notice my hair is still going inside from the front. Please i need an advice on how i can stop it.

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mapet: @Madam ffo,

Let's not denigrade a church...and for what we don't have a clear picture of. For starters, the church is an Anglican church and not catholic. I'm also trying to establish if it was actually a wedding or marriage blessing, and also if Yetunde is a newly wed.

Catholic and Anglican, is there much difference apart from the spelling?

Otunbaworldwide: Name like: Killer. Name Like: Ikumayi(death must not kill this one)it's posible?

Which "church" will conduct a white wedding after 3 kids if not Catholic?

Governor Patrick Yakowa of Kaduna State and former National Security Adviser Andrew Owoye Azazi apparently died in a helicopter that crashed today in Bayelsa State, a reliable source has told SaharaReporters.

Governor Yakowa and Mr. Azazi, a retired military general who served as chief security adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan, were among passengers in the ill-fated helicopter.

Nigeria's National Emergency Management Authority (NEMA) had earlier indicated that the agency had activated a search for a crashed helicopter.

Our sources had earlier disclosed that the crashed chopper was carrying “some major political figures.” As at the time of going to press, Saharareporters was unable to confirm the identity of any other passengers in the ill-fated chopper.

Governor Yakowa and Mr. Azazi were among many political figures who reportedly attended the burial of the father of senior presidential aide Oronto Douglas. The funeral event took place in the Nembe area of Bayelsa State earlier today. SaharaReporters learnt that the crashed helicopter was one of several helicopters that some well-connected people to the funeral.

The crash comes on the heels of a plane crash on October 25, 2012 that has left Governor Danbaba Suntai of Taraba State brain-damaged. Mr. Suntai was moved to a hospital in Germany where he remains in poor shape, unable to recognize his visitors or to speak.