Cutezt:
It is not even from the root, the ground itself in Nigeria is corrupt,that is why when we were kids, if our sweet falls on the ground, our mummy will tell us not to pick it because the devil has licked it.

Cutezt:
It is not even from the root, the ground itself in Nigeria is corrupt,that is why when we were kids, if our sweet falls on the ground, our mummy will tell us not to pick it because the devil has licked it.

Ehiscotch:
A wise man once said "The society prepares the crime; the offender commits it".
The Nigerian system is deeply rooted in corruption and its institutions are no different.
The NASS is expected to half - solve the problems through checks and balances but when are they ever useful.

Ehiscotch:
The roots, stem - in fact the whole tree of corruption lies in the hallowed chamber of the NASS.
You lots are only good at pointing fingers and bullying the executive. Very useless old men.

misspineapple:
Hyenas,Lions,Jackal nd nw trees？

Ehiscotch:
The roots, stem - in fact the whole tree of corruption lies in the hallowed chamber of the NASS.
You lots are only good at pointing fingers and bullying the executive and the judiciary. Very very very useless old thieves.

dlondonbadboy:
You are talking about corruption because the interests that Nigeria money is producing is not made known to you...Because some money that the country is producing is not being made known unto you..that's the corruption.

You fool...you are always silent about things that affects the average Nigerian..

marv1:
Useless set of people only trying to defend corruption indirectly. Is he not in a position to legislate an anticorruption bill and make things easier for the executive? But they can legislate looters to return 70% of his loots and be forgiven but someone that stole a phone can be jailed 19 years.
Useless dis- honourable people.

Cutezt:
It is not even from the root, the ground itself in Nigeria is corrupt,that is why when we were kids, if our sweet falls on the ground, our mummy will tell us not to pick it because the devil has licked it.

denugajac:
Nigeria case strong... I sure say na d country problem put PMB for where he de so

denugajac:
Nigeria case strong... I sure say na d country problem put PMB for where he de so

aplus2016:
hon dogara, you people in the legislature(lower and upper house) are the ones who don't want to tackle corruption at all- not even to the root yet.

only effective and realistic laws can tackle corruption to the root as you have said. but where the laws with penalties such as death sentence are not forth coming from you, not just that- plus you the legislature are trying to Whittle down existing anti corruption laws (as seen with code of conduct amendments, attempted passage of amnesty bill for looters etc).

so should the executive begin to make laws brfore we will know and say corruption is now been fought to the root?

truth be told, we lack sincerity, patriotism, objectivity and above all morality generally in this country.

who on earth before now could have done what buhari is doing now? a govt where corrupt serving and retired military generals, hitherto untouchable thieves/looters our treasury under the guise of leaders etc?

do you realize that all problems nigeria/nigerians of many million people are facing today are the handiwork of only a few (maybe not more than 10,000 evil/wicked and selfish people?) who have consistently held this country hostage, milking it dry? the worse problem is that we the unsuspecting youth who appear to be blindfolded don't yet know our common enemies. we sing the praises of those out to destroy us but insult/criticize the one who has come to save us and our patrimony from our traducers.

am now beginning to believe that politics in the nigerian context is more like organized crime

aplus2016:


sorry pls:
been = being