Borrussia:
Saraki is not a corrupt politician, if you put him behind bars, that'd be because of sentiment and not to eradicate corruption.

Borrussia:
Saraki is not a corrupt politician, if you put him behind bars, that'd be because of sentiment and not to eradicate corruption.

Kolade354:
In China if you are guilty of corruption they will kill you...........So Simple like A.B.C

Whynotthetruth:



It is either you are a biased hypocrite or you don't reside in this planet earth to have made the above statement...

Borrussia:
Saraki is not a corrupt politician, if you put him behind bars, that'd be because of sentiment and not to eradicate corruption.

Borrussia:
Saraki is not a corrupt politician, if you put him behind bars, that'd be because of sentiment and not to eradicate corruption.

Whynotthetruth:


kids are much here...why is it that death sentence hasn't stopped drug trafficking?...Why has imprisonment and execution not stopped armed robbery and kidnapping...

Borrussia:
Peoples like temitemi1, Barcanista, ichidodo, mizmycoli, seun, truckpusher.

Your attention is needed

As for me, corruption is mostly based in the oil sector and that's what I'm gonna tackle, I might also find a way to get rid of peoples like obasanjo and Tinubu from all form of government.

MizMyColi:
Corruption damages and in no small way, undermines and maligns our civil, moral, social and institutional fabric as a nation.

To tackle this issue, you and I, starting from our smallest unit (The Family) and our circles of influence must realize that, to achieve wholistic changes as it relates to tackling corruption, we must first achieve atomistic changes and uprightness.

Simply put, the change Nigeria needs begins with You and I.

That said, whether it's you or I in that seat of power tomorrow, let's remember that He who Comes into Equity, Must Come With Clean Hands
If you have not dealt with your personal vices of greed and avarice...no matter how much you want to change the country, it is not not rocket science....You Can't.

While I agree that we may not fully defeat corruption, based in the fundamental anomaly of the human nature, I reckon that it can be brought to a pretty much manageable level.

On an executive level, I'd tackle corruption by;

*Paying Our Workers Well And On Time Too!

*Ensuring that accountability is the order of the day. Openness and Sincerity of purpose would be the mantra of my government (as long as it is safe for public consumption)

*I will discard and bury all the laws and programs that promote corruption.
I personally don't support bureaucracy.

*Technological Advancement/Application!
We've seen the current administration achieve more with the application of technology in the agricultural sector.
Who says it can't be done wholistically.
Impossible is nothing.

I might add more as they come to mind.

MizMyColi:


Lmao
You need a crash course in Sarcasm101 bro

slimfit1:
I will expand and secure the prisons first, then I will start with the police first train the once that need training and inform them of their duties and responsibilities as a police officer. I don't think Nigerian police know what they are doing. Create a department that will police the police themselves a watch dog.

In a sane country, the police are the most feared, even soldiers can't try the police. The police can arrest anybody even in the barracks.

temitemi1:
Can u imagine such statement my brother!

Whynotthetruth:



It is either you are a biased hypocrite or you don't reside in this planet earth to have made the above statement...

MizMyColi:


Noooo


You can't jail them!
Including the likes of IBB and OBJ.
If anything, start preparing to pay ya homage

They are the specially made and bred sacred cows of this country bro

Kolade354:
then use technology lyk ur president.

temitemi1:
All these can begin with me

No Bro.
I still like you.
Because the Koboko God will use to flog those folks is still warming up in hot Ata-Rodo ati Ata-Gungun inside boiling red oyel.

Borrussia:
Hmm! I have no idea he is, I just asked from a friend if mine and he said he is. So I deserve to be called an hypocrite.

Whynotthetruth:


this statement shows that you're a crude illiterate...why not shut up when you know nothing about an issue than making statements that show how empty you're...Why not take time to study about corruption fight and elimination in New Zealand if you're schooled...

Whynotthetruth:


Good to know...but it will be better for you to arm yourself with some facts before opening a thread so that you can respond intelligently to posts on your thread...thanks

Kolade354:
So because i dont knw hw they fight corruption in New Zealand dat make me an illiteriate ryt..........Professor pls tell us how they fight corruption in Newzealand.

MizMyColi:


No Bro.
I still like you.
Because the Koboko God will use to flog those folks is still warming up in hot Ata-Rodo ati Ata-Gungun inside boiling red oyel.

socialmediaman:
Tackling corruption is not a one man show, it needs policies, constitutional laws and reforms in various sectors. Here are some insights:

1. Reform The Judiciary: Carry out a serious judicial reform. First of all, get qualified people with exceptional records to lead the reforms. Laws don't make sense if they're not implemented. Find these patriots, they are there in our systems. Grant accelerated hearing on corruption cases and expand the courts. Part of these reforms will ensure civil matters do not bug the judicial system by getting as far as the supreme courts. Establish small courts for small offenses, if you've watched the popular "Judge Judy" you'll understand my point. In fact, a reform would be focused on accelerating speed of judgement delivery, fraud reduction to the barest minimum and elimination of bottlenecks...

2. Empower the EFCC: The EFCC should not be another government arm where Nigerians go to submit CVs and get recruited. These guys should have exceptional educational records and must be trained periodically. Train them on how to dig up evidence and prosecute offenders, and promote them based on how many cases they are able to dig up and prosecute successfully, not based on number of years put into idle service. Expand the EFCC into every state. Get the system interconnected with technology to ensure that all cases are properly documented

3. Reform The Police: Police officers should stop being promoted based on number of years in service but on merit. Based on number of high profile offenders and arrests you carry out and solve, you are promoted. If you like, stay idle while your mates are working, till you get disengaged for lack of performance. Ensure that every police station is connected to a central 911 system and all telephone lines must be active 24hrs with consequences of non-compliance, so that all calls made from the public are recorded and later cross checked by a central system to see if they were followed up by the police unit in charge. Strip the police of every power of brutality or torture and ensure they are trained on ways of digging up evidence and prosecuting crime. Ensure that every police unit records the thumbprint and image and record of every individual arrested for an offense connected to a central database and demand that every unit give a concrete explanation for an individual detained for more than 24hrs at the station - with consequences. Alert the public to write to a central system if any of their wards are detained for more than 24hrs and they are denied access to bail the person for any reason. Install communication and recording gadgets and communication equipment at all police stations.

4. Whistle blower act: this should in fact be at the top list of government priorities in fighting corruption. Enact that act and protect whistleblowers who can come up with evidence about any fraud cases at work, in the public, or even in suspected cases of bribery or fraud against their bosses, public officers etc. this includes whistleblowing against suspected cases of activities like job recruitments and contract awards

5. Technology: in this modern age, you cannot fight crime without technology. Ensure that all government projects and activities are no longer paper based. Build databases for all government agencies and employ database administrators, software developers and IT Professionals across the country to manage these systems. Train and retrain these professionals periodically abroad to meet international standards and practices.

6. Internal Audits: Employ internal auditors in all government institutions who are promoted based on successful whistleblowing of fraud and fraud cases, keep them renewable contracts instead of permanent employment, so that if they do not perform, you terminate their contracts. Agencies like NPA, NNPC, Customs will need many of these, not just 1. In fact, all government agencies. Transfer these auditors periodically. Someone will definitely blow the whistle for a probe or external audit.

So many more. I could give a lecture or offer consulting on this.