The Corruption Of Silence By Hannatu Musawa Columnist: Hannatu Musawa The most inequitable conduct any leader can exhibit in a country that faces the kind of challenges Nigeria does is being corrupt or supporting officials who engage in embezzlement, nepotism, bribery, extortion, influence peddling, and fraud. The Jonathan administration, or at least some members of the administration, have not only asserted exactly that behaviour in theory but it seems, exercised it in practice. When accounts of Minister’s purchase of hundred million naira bullet proof cars, reports of extortion in courts where requests by judicial officers for bribes in exchange for favorable rulings are allegedly made and the embezzlement of billions of dollars in Malabu oil deals are exposed, it is difficult for the presidents underlings to compile a defence for him and his administration that could even remotely be considered as credible. While the president quietly watches and muses over the corruption........ watz ur view peepz
Posted on: Tue, 05 Nov 2013 09:10:45 +0000
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