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Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 6:21pm On Dec 21, 2012 |
u r invited
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Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by pmm3(m): 7:15pm On Dec 21, 2012 |
;DCorruption is a nature somtin bt can stop throug dis method..d simplest way is 2 mak me d President ;DCorruption is a nature somtin bt can stop throug dis method..d simplest way is 2 mak me d President |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by AGgal(f): 9:32pm On Dec 21, 2012 |
Live ur lyf or die trying. Naija no go change |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by initiate: 11:21am On Dec 22, 2012 |
here is the recruitment process in nigeria army The recruitment process as full of opportunities for corruption as each potential recruit has to get a series of signatures on a form -- and each signature requires a bribe. The total amount of bribes can be significant and the young recruit certainly won't have that amount of money (If he did, he wouldn't be enlisting). The British DATT offered an anecdotal account of one "system" set up to work around this problem: A potential recruit will find a serving soldier and "rent" his weapon. The recruit will then use the weapon to commit enough armed robberies to collect the funds necessary to pay all of the necessary bribes and the rental fee for the weapon. Once the soldier is in the Army, he will then rent his weapon out to future recruits, and the system lives on. source: http://wikileaks.org/cable/2005/06/05ABUJA970.html so do you think we can stamp out corruption and criminality in Nigeria? |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by since1914(m): 10:18pm On Dec 22, 2012 |
AjanleKoko: It's a tough question. I agree with you, but our problem isn't corruption itself but 'Naked Greed'. Greasing the palms of Government officials has become almost an unstated norm around the world. Just that elsewhere, people are more disciplined and conscientious when dealing with their fellow country-men. As we speak this very moment. It is common Knowledge in China that if your relative was to undergo a surgery or any major operation in a Government owned hospital, it was in your best interest to take a 'Red Packet' to Doctors performing the surgery before hand or else, they might do a 'careless' job. The problem we have in this country is that, the effects of poverty has eaten too deep into the Brain cells of most Nigerians that the moment they sight money they want to get constipated and belch loudly before they are satisfied. I once heard of a former Governor that has two Maybachs of different colours. Why would a normal person want to buy two very expensive cars of the same model on the same day? Why should a normal person whom is not into the Property business just buy-up hundreds of properties, just like that. Some of them have never being occupied till this day. The truth is that Corruption will never be stamped-out completely. People only need to learn "The Art of contentment'. By the way, I saw this hilarious cartoon a few days ago somewhere.
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Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by Nobody: 12:46am On Dec 23, 2012 |
ffo: Look nigga, if you've ever been accosted by a culprit with a gun, tell the culprit that you "don't want to be corrupt". I'll meet you in yeye orisha's paradise. |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by ffo(m): 5:46pm On Dec 23, 2012 |
Ileke-IdI: wat hapens if he stil kills u after giving d bribe? Were wil u be? Wat legacy hav u left behind? |
Re: What Role Do We Play To Reduce Corruption In Nigeria? by Nobody: 5:56pm On Dec 23, 2012 |
ffo: Giving bribe = 50/50 chance of making it alive Not giving bribe - 100% chance of not making it alive. I'll take my risk. |
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