It is an understatement to say that our leaders and the entire system in Nigeria are corrupt. But what can be done to stop it? Where did it start from? Are there not honest people in Nigeria who can do the right thing? Please, make your contribution.

TruthinAction:
It is an understatement to say that our leaders and the entire system in Nigeria are corrupt. But what can be done to stop it? Where did it start from? Are there not honest people in Nigeria who can do the right thing? Please, make your contribution.

True federalism, yes, otherwise impossible to fight corruption

TruthinAction:
It is an understatement to say that our leaders and the entire system in Nigeria are corrupt. But what can be done to stop it? Where did it start from? Are there not honest people in Nigeria who can do the right thing? Please, make your contribution.

it will take a miracle to end corruption in nigeria it has already eaten deep.

XXXXTENTACION:
it will take a miracle to end corruption in nigeria it has already eaten deep.

So, you are saying there is no hope. What about Ghana that did something about theirs through Jerry Rawlings. I think it boils down to leadership.

3tribesonly:
True federalism, yes, otherwise impossible to fight corruption

Please how can true federalism stop corruption? Even NDDC that is supposed to assist in developing Niger Delta has failed.

TruthinAction:


So, you are saying there is no hope. What about Ghana that did something about theirs through Jerry Rawlings. I think it boils down to leadership.

nigerians will not vote for good and sensible leaders who will move nigeria forward they rather prefer to vote for bad leaders like buhari, tinibu, ganduje e.t.c

I am waiting to see when Magu will be paraded.... If it were to be Yahoo boys they arrested, they would have call press conference and parade them... We are watching.....

Nigeria youth wake uppppp.

TruthinAction:


Please how can true federalism stop corruption? Even NDDC that is supposed to assist in developing Niger Delta has failed.

Strict, inhumane laws and education.

all we want is biafra

The answer to your question is resounding no. Reason remains that most Nigeria do not understand what is corruption. One simply cannot stop what one does not understand.