₦airaland Forum

I always hear that buhari is fighting corruption, but yet our institutions are still corrupt; police, customs...

For instance, if I was made the President and state police wasn't effected yet which I would try to do, I will at least start with using technology to hinder police corruption.

In the U.S, most Police vehicles have dash cameras and microphones to help keep them somewhat accountable. So in essence, the victim can argue in court based on footage from the police video.

Its like when my uncle would always complain of his truck driver stealing his money by not buying the right amount of diesel and other mischievous acts. To counter this, he installed a camera and tracker on the truck, so he could monitor both the drivers and the route they took, checking for any route deviations.

What I see is the prosecution of a few people like Saraki for instance, whose only crime it seems, was taking the senate presidency for himself against wishes of his party.

How is Buhari building strong institutions?

At the airport, officials still smile and ask you for bribe and nothing seems to be done about this, no sting undercover operations, nothing.

So are we all okay if only the likes of Saraki go to jail, yet all our institutions are still corrupt?

You can hardly go to the U.S and offer custom officials 20 dollars to let your stockfish enter, as that may spell major doom for you for bribing an official, but here it still happens with glee till this day.

Again I ask, how is Buhari fighting corruption?

Seriously no mapped out plan.

See question?



Some really have eyes but cannot still see!

Any viable fight against corruption should be one that strengthens institutions rather than attacking people.
Use of technology and best practices, inculcating work ethics into your civil service, national reorientation of the citizenry.

Rather Nigerians prefer the gladiatoral approach where some people are paraded at the colosseum and ridiculed just so they satisfy their lust to see blood and gore.

At the end of the day, we have 100 arrests but 169,999,900 other corrupt and potentially corrupt individuals patiently waiting for when "the opportunity meets the person".

The man is just bungling.

Can corruption fight corruption?
Na only his zombies that can be deceived.

TheNonce:



See question?




Some really have eyes but cannot still see!

Shouldn't we all be witnessing a revolution of sorts in the way of doing things, if indeed this fight against corruption is true?

There is corruption everywhere and you need holistic measures that permeate all areas of society, if indeed this fight against corruption is to be thorough.

We always complain that foreigners write that Nigeria is corrupt and those foreigners often cite bribery cases involving police, customs, e.t.c So we can't overlook the everyday society.

The Major pillars for a developed society are education, security, power and healthcare and in Nigeria, they are all corrupt. Teachers still corrupt, police still corrupt, even hospitals are corrupt.

I am not seeing any holistic approach, just a fight against a few perceived enemies. Is this a holistic approach?

We keep hearing daily news about Saraki, but we all know why he is being prosecuted. I am fine with him going to jail, one down I know, but what about the others? One down and how many million to go?

Where is the holistic approach?

Dat question should be answered by him alone