₦airaland Forum

ellalina:
the fact that you can afford Internet shows you are not poor. When you see poverty, you will cry.

Elimon:
This is wen I say...'prophet wey work for Temple, çhop for temple.If I get to work in that ministry,corrupt or not...I'll put my wife's name,mother's name,father's name,siblings,cousins I like and close friends.If u don't...someone else will put it for you...last last the money no go reach all the poor...back pure slot.If just waiting here is someone in my family will have a slot too
Peace!

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franklingud:
Once a useless country always a useless country

IamMichael:
They put names of in-laws, cousins, nephews known and unknown so that at the end of the day, only very few slots remain for the actual people who are supposed to benefit from the funds.
Corruption in Nigeria is not a government thing, its an individual thing. Given the opportunity, most Nigerians only care about themselves and their families. That's the simple truth!

21savages:
so becux i can access the internet means i can't be having financial issues.

suremanpatriot:
useless and dubious rulers not a Useless country

ellalina:
dumbest. Poor people don't have bank accounts OK

IamMichael:
You are correct.
I work in a Local Government Council in Imo State. I almost wept when one of the women responsible for going into the inner villages to collate figures as well as seek out the poorest told us what those handling thing's do.
She mentioned several families whose children are working overseas in lucrative jobs put their names as poor people just because they are incharge.
They put names of in-laws, cousins, nephews known and unknown so that at the end of the day, only very few slots remain for the actual people who are supposed to benefit from the funds.
Corruption in Nigeria is not a government thing, its an individual thing. Given the opportunity, most Nigerians only care about themselves and their families. That's the simple truth!