Nigeria, the most populous black nation, may be richly endowed with immense natural resources but certainly not with good leaders. The absence of good leadership partly explains why this nation has an incurable endemic corruption which in plain terms has become a cultural defect. None of its leaders, past or present, has been able to address the problem of corruption which has brought the nation to its kneels with numerous problems: acute power shortage, dilapidated and inadequate infrastructures, poor roads, unsafe aviation, unavailability of clean pipe-borne water, alarming graduate unemployment, high crime rate, violence, religious conflicts, ethnic tension, galloping inflation, untold hardship, ever widening gap between the rich and the poor, massive institutional failure, and bitter disenchantment on the part of citizenry.
Posted on: Fri, 07 Jun 2013 22:59:43 +0000
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