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In celebrating his mother Vidah Moghalu on her 85th birthday, a former presidential candidate Kingsley Moghalu has remembered his late father Isaac Moghalu who took pride in not collecting bribe in 35 years of service as a Nigerian foreign service officer, Igbere TV reports.

In a Twitter thread on Wednesday, Moghalu paid tributes to his father after recalling a story to his mother of how he took after his father in not collecting bribe in his time at the Central Bank of Nigeria.

“I remember this story because I just recalled it to my mother in a conservation to mark her 85th birthday. She was emotional,” he wrote.

“’God bless you my beloved son,’ she said. ‘I thank my God that you have walked in the footsteps of your late father my dear husband. Please never depart from that path.’ I promised her that I won’t.

“Now I am remembering my father Isaac Moghalu, a proud civil servant and former Nigerian Foreign Service Officer in his hey days from 1961 to his retirement in 1984. ‘35 years in the Civil Service,’ he would often brag, beating his chest. ‘And I never took a bribe’.”

https://twitter.com/MoghaluKingsley/status/1331472970724806657?s=20

Moghalu urged parents to leave good legacies for their children.

He served as deputy governor of financial system stability and the director of CBN from 2009 to 2014.

Wow!!

Indeed following the footprint ! Welldone sir

WORTH EMULATING IF TRUE BUT THE HONEST ONES ARE NOT YET BORN

Wowww! Expecting sadist to refute this

Even a police officer will also say he hasn't collected bribe since he started working

Very likely true. Such men did exist in the past, but I pretty much doubt they still do.

its only two people that doesn't take bribe in this country ...... yeah, that's me and Mrs MOGHALU.


big SHOUT OUT TO US

Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright

Hmmmmm

Righteousness89:
Just like my Mum!
Unbribeable Woman!
Willing to Stand for Righteousness even at the cost of her Job or a promotion ..

Mama de Mama! I Salute you

What is this one saying seff

When you finish deceiving yourself, tell me

Trust politicians at your own risk. politicians and playing to emotions are 5&6

NOwazobia:
And he was there with him when he was serving?

e nor tire you

[bWRECK EVERYWHERE AND LEAVE ][/b]

That was when we had upright men in civil service not the crook and sadist in the sector now.
Pls also help us inform your dad that the country he worked for is no longer the same now that Bubu has refused to go on retirement, that he should come and invite bubu for a meeting
bcs bubu like traveling
Thank you

Is your father going to tell you he collected bribe before?

Gerrarahia mehn...shiii

My Mum too never collected bribes............ She even did government contracts and returned change........

Well I'm looking for the person wey go confidently come out to agree to collecting bribe.
You may be right and you may also be wrong about your father bros.

Well, every Nigerian Politician/Civil Servant would say the same

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FutureDecisions:
In celebrating his mother Vidah Moghalu on her 85th birthday, a former presidential candidate Kingsley Moghalu has remembered his late father Isaac Moghalu who took pride in not collecting bribe in 35 years of service as a Nigerian foreign service officer, Igbere TV reports.

In a Twitter thread on Wednesday, Moghalu paid tributes to his father after recalling a story to his mother of how he took after his father in not collecting bribe in his time at the Central Bank of Nigeria.



https://twitter.com/MoghaluKingsley/status/1331472970724806657?s=20

Moghalu urged parents to leave good legacies for their children.

He served as deputy governor of financial system stability and the director of CBN from 2009 to 2014.

yeah he never took bribe but people walk into his office come out lighter

Same way all our parents were the best in their class

How I wish this man can Become the next president
He just needs to strategize himself politically
Even if is moving to APC for the least VP position

And he was there with him when he was serving?

Nice one, it's good to leave a good legacy for our children.

Yes that was very common with that generation.
You don't need long research to find out that the bad guys were in the minority until Babangida's time when things started changing gradually. Nigerians of old were very conservative.

Unfortunately the bad ones tend to make it to the top and lord over everybody so most people simply turn to if you can't beat them you join them.

The fvck

Niggarr!!

so he expects his father to tell him 'my son, collecting bribe was my hobby those days'