below are some of the incessant
probes that did not yield public reports under
this current administration and rob Nigerian
citizens of their commonwealth and scarce
resources. In spite of this, many well
documented reports on corruption suggest
there is laxity and lack of interest to deal
with corruption in Nigeria .The following
reports confirmed our concerns:
1. The KPMG report in which the Nigeria
National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) was
indicted for corrupt practices and short
charging Nigerians.
2. The Nigeria Extractive Industries
Transparency Initiative (NEITI) audit report
exposing 10 years of corruption in the
upstream and downstream sectors of the oil
and gas
industry.
3. The uncalled for reconciliation of justice
on the Malabu Oil Deal with juicy payment of
$1,092,040,000 to the other party by Shell on
the order of Mr. President, is clearly
fraudulent, misappropriation of public fund
and abuse of office.
4. The probe of the Pension Fund
Management by the Senate Joint Committee
on Public Service and Establishment, State
and Local Government Administration.
5. The case of corruption and money
laundering trial against ex-Delta State
Governor James Ibori in the UK for which he
has reportedly pleaded guilty despite the
acquittal granted him by a Nigerian court.
6. The SEC probe and the alarming
revelations of corruption in the capital
market.
7. The probe of the oil subsidy regime by an
Ad hoc committee of the House of
Representatives.
8. The bribe scandal against Hon. Faruk
Lawan, chairman of the House Adhoc
Committee on Petroleum Subsidy.
9. The impunity by some state governors in
their refusal to allow for local governments
council elections.
10. The non-prosecution of those indicted in
the Haliburton LNG bribery scandal; the same
where the Americans involved had been
prosecuted and charged in their country.
11. The integrity of the legislature has come
under serious suspicion with the too frequent
accusation of the probe committee members
of bribery.
12. The revelation by Shell Petroleum
Development Company that Nigeria has since
2009 lost $1.5 billion yearly to crude oil
theft

The people under him are the ones that destroyed his regime. Him inclusive because he couldn't call his people to order.

That the Zoologist failed is truly not an over-statement.

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It will take miracle for some people to escape jail