Corruption charges brought against a former Nigerian Governor, James Ibori, an ally to Nigerian president M. Umaru Yar’ Adua has been dropped, to the dismay of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), a decision the EFCC has described as “hasty”. Wonderful things happen in this country o0!
Nigeria and Corruption
Posted by Youngstars December 19, 2009
Leo Adah
Money talks!
emzola
Good one Leo, I really think that the issue of money is a real factor in play here.
kayjay
Young people must stand up and fight corruption because its our future resources are being embezzled thus making the future a more challenging time to face.
Sir Bola
I believe we might find it very tough to fight and win the war against corruption if our attitudes toward money still remain the way it is today. For instance, a lot of Nigerians do not really care about value and integrity. And it really beat my imagination, how we intend to grow with this type of mentality!
ogagamaxwell
We have to keep building and doing hat we know is RIGHT in our own little space, e might not be able to change the nation totally in the next 50 years, let us change oursleves and then in a few days we realise the nation wll change.
Nierians make up Nigeria
But beyond the present dsipensation something new is on the horizon,
kingsley
Today EFCC launched a corruption campaign in Gombe, that looks kind of serious but we need to have more details. Atleast thats some efforts than not lifting a spoon.