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oglalasioux:
So much facts in the post.

Question is;

How does this government's fight against corruption benefit the common man?

Everyone will benefit if the government fight against corruption.
If we join hands in fighting corruption in Nigeria, we will definitely reap the following:

Sustained prosperity and economic growth in Nigeria

Increase in public revenue

Job creation

Enough Funds for our social services

Improved infrastructure

Provide better education and health care

Alleviate poverty

Improve living standards

Stand proud among nations

Resources will be used to develop Nigeria

Reduction of crime rate and improved security in Nigeria

Production of quality products at affordable prices

Increased investor confidence in Nigeria

Peace and stability in Nigeria

Enhanced reputation of organizations and its people

Achieving organisational goals and objectives

Improved accountability and transparency

Improved systems, processes and procedures

Achieve good governance at organizational level and uphold trust and confidence in the systems

Improved service delivery

Improved cost of production

Mbappe is the best

Imagine a robot as Nigeria President , no more corruption

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HSBC & the Largest Money Laundering Fine Ever

The US government recently hit HSBC, Europe's largest bank with the biggest anti-money laundering fine in history: a cool 1.9 Billion dollars, along with deferred prosecution, partially docked bonuses and a monitoring overhaul.


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UBS is on Trial for aggravated tax fraud and money laundering

Babies, toddlers and very young children should never be left alone

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Dubai Police flying lesson

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''If Nigeria Fails, Africa Has Failed''

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Nigeria Police Partner Innoson Motors To Produce Armoured Cars


The Nigeria Police has expressed its readiness to partner with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Co. Ltd. for the production of its Armoured Personnel Carriers (APC).

The Police said this is to assist in fighting crime and insecurity in the country.

The Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris stated this at the unveiling of IVM Granite vehicle, 2019 edition manufactured by Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Co Ltd, Nnewi.

IGP Idris commended Innoson vehicle for providing camouflaged vehicles for the Nigerian Army to tackle all forms of insecurity mostly in the North-east

The IGP, who was represented by the Deputy Inspector General in-charge of Logistics and Supply, Agboola Oshodi-Glover, also called on other organizations to patronise local manufacturers to boost the nation’s economy.

The governor of Anambra state Willie Obiano represented by Nkem Okeke, the Deputy Governor praised the ingenuity of the company amidst apparent challenges in the industry.

He urged the Federal Government, as a matter of urgency, to provide adequate power supply and enabling environment for maximum productivity.

The Chairman, INNOSON Vehicle manufacturing company, Innocent Chukwuma praised the government and military for finding the company worthy to serve them better.

She is so beautiful

Nigeria Police asking bribes on Flying Motorbikes

Karma comes after everyone eventually. You can't get away with screwing people over your whole life, I don't care who you are.
What goes around comes around. That's how it works. Sooner or later the universe will serve you the revenge that you deserve

deomelo:
Some bobless, lazy and ignorant Nigerians reacts to every pointless and silly rubbish.

Where are they to react against corruption?

Africa is poor because of Nigeria

The African continent has lagged behind in most facets of human development because its largest country, Nigeria, has remained in poverty due to fraudulent activities in public service, a leading anti-corruption campaigner said on Tuesday.

Patrick Lumumba, a former Director of Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission, said Nigerian leaders must do everything within their capacity to address endemic graft. This, he said, would refocus Africa on the path towards prosperity.

“Africa is behind because Nigeria has not realized her potential. It’s time the leaders rise up because one in every five Africans is a Nigerian.”

Mr. Lumumba spoke at the two-day anti-corruption summit which began this Tuesday at the Nigerian Air Force Conference Centre in Abuja.

The program is put together by the National Assembly under the leadership of Senate President Bukola Saraki and Speaker Yakubu Dogara.

Mr. Lumumba, during the keynote speech, said it is time for Nigeria, and Africa as a whole, to abandon the culture of “punishing small thieves and electing big ones.”

Mr. Lumumba, a professor of law, said Nigeria is a microcosm of Africa and, as such, cannot afford to keep getting it wrong.

“Behavioural change culture must be instilled in Nigeria,” Mr. Lumumba said.

He said Nigeria must put in place stringent mechanism that would effectively caution against corruption.

The three arms of government must strengthen and not undermine the institutions that are meant to fight corruption so that Nigeria can realise its potential, Mr. Lumumba said.


“People must be made to know that if you reap where you have not sown there are consequences. Men only change their behaviours when there is a threat pain.”

The don called for a wholesome support for President Muhammadu Buhari in his war against corruption, especially on the need to build lasting institutions.

“Institutions are the heart of the fight against corruption but he will not succeed if the legislature is not behind him and the institutions are not strengthened.

“Because only institutions defy time and outlive those that live on graft.

Mr. Saraki, in his opening remarks, said Nigeria had failed to seriously fight against corruption for more than 40 years.

Source: premiumtimesng

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White House pulls Jim Acosta's press pass

CNN's Jim Acosta describes his interaction with President Donald Trump during a press conference and then
later finding out his press pass has been suspended

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10 Strangest Buildings in the World

Yobeezy:
Keep on weeping cause you don't even know what the discussion here entails.
Your slowpoke brain is demanding too much to take us back.

Your insults is just the result of your very narrow-minded pathetic mentality You keep rotting in your own negativity

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Fela Durotoye Shares What Will Make Him Nigeria's Best President

Presidential candidate, Fela Durotoye while speaking at Fela Talks to mark the 2018 Felabration, shared
his reasons why he would make a great President for Nigeria.

Yobeezy:
Keep those lame and old arguments to yourself,no wonder you're struggling to take us back with your slow brain.

You can only rely on using insults in all of your posts. Keep rotting in your own negativity

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A man should not be intimidated by a homosexual. By that I mean, those people who set out to preach “fire and brimstone,” the beating and harassing of homosexuals and lesbians, in most cases are people that fear for a dormant personality that might come forth from themselves.
If you are sure about your manhood or womanhood, then you should have no fear of socializing or befriending a person with different sexual preferences than you. The very fear is a confession that if you were to socialize with a homosexual or lesbian you’re afraid you might become
a homosexual or a lesbian

We need to integrate human values of compassion, caring and sharing in our education system. Education shouldn't be only about getting good grades so that one can secure a good job later, instead it must lay the foundation for long-term prosperity of the society as a whole

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT3WdW79qvA

African Origins influenced Asia

Aaronsrod:
Humble yourself.

Slavery cannot be harmful if ordained by the Almighty.

For centuries we have been greatly blessed.

How would you react if your familly is enslaved?

Quality20:
why all ds giant structures in Kano? What's d population of Kano sef? Are they up to 5million?

Kano is the second-largest Nigerian city by population

Education is meant not to just make us tablets of information but living examples of high standards of ethics. Education is to make us such strong personalities, which would spread harmony, which would bring progress in the society and spread love and compassion. So we need to educate ourselves and people around us

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJmUfyNrOSY

Fela Durotoye Shares What Will Make Him Nigeria's Best President

Presidential candidate, Fela Durotoye while speaking at Fela Talks to mark the 2018 Felabration, shared
his reasons why he would make a great President for Nigeria.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8ILUkN8Qbo

Analysts predict Falcons finish at 2018 AWCON

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz2CF8NdJys

Home Of Guild Of Benin Bronze Casters: "Igun Street"

Reporting from Igun Street, Benin City, Nigeria.This episode is from the home of the famous 'Benin Bronze'.
We speak to well established bronze casters officially appointed by the Palace of Oba Ewuare II himself and
find out what the bronzes mean to Edo's today and what part they play in our great history!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOpJrsZUZf4

India is not for Africans

Are you still under the impression that racism is a western issue inexistent in India?
Watch these African nationals speak about their experiences in India. It will open your eyes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Gv0Hdi4swY

Prince Charles speaks with model Naomi Campbell in Lagos

Prince Charles was joined by supermodel Naomi Campbell at the glittering reception in Lagos on Wednesday night. The function, which was attended by members of Nigeria’s fashion industry in traditional dress, saw the pair greet each other warmly