Crystalom3:
Have you seen to some villages before? Some people will never see the four walls of a clinic till they die bro.

That's how it is for most folks. The only immunization some people know about are those people walking about with bags on their arms in green shirt

Crystalom3:
Have you seen to some villages before? Some people will never see the four walls of a clinic till they die bro.

That's how it is for most folks. The only immunization some people know about are those people walking about with bags on their arms in green shirt

chatinent:
How did I get to Nigeria!

wpadmin:
A country ruled by people without vision. Like, they don't think at all.

The Nigerian police does not have a digital record of criminals.

The Nigerian Government does not fund NIMC properly, a vital organisation that could help profile every Nigerian, hence the reason NIMC stopped issuing plastic cards.

A country where courts and government secretariats issue affidavits and reference letters without due diligence.

It is so easy to commit a crime in Nigeria. You can transfer money from another person's account to another bank account without getting caught.

You can rob a bank in Kwara State even if the Bank is beside a police station because the Police does have the right resources to protect itself not to talk of a bank.

You can duplicate someone's project in the same school and the school will never detect that the project was plagiarised.

You can produce fake drugs in this country and never get caught.

You can travel out of Nigeria stuffed with cocaine and it won't be detected at the airport.

Original WAEC certificates can be duplicated instantly at SHOMOLU.

You can get transcript and certificates from some Nigerian universities or Polytechnics without attending that school.

wpadmin:
A country ruled by people without vision. Like, they don't think at all.

The Nigerian police does not have a digital record of criminals.

The Nigerian Government does not fund NIMC properly, a vital organisation that could help profile every Nigerian, hence the reason NIMC stopped issuing plastic cards.

A country where courts and government secretariats issue affidavits and reference letters without due diligence.

It is so easy to commit a crime in Nigeria. You can transfer money from another person's account to another bank account without getting caught.

You can rob a bank in Kwara State even if the Bank is beside a police station because the Police does have the right resources to protect itself not to talk of a bank.

You can duplicate someone's project in the same school and the school will never detect that the project was plagiarised.

You can produce fake drugs in this country and never get caught.

You can travel out of Nigeria stuffed with cocaine and it won't be detected at the airport.

Original WAEC certificates can be duplicated instantly at SHOMOLU.

You can get transcript and certificates from some Nigerian universities or Polytechnics without attending that school.

MALIGNANTGuest:

...a country where DEAD PEOPLE are appointed into political offices by the C-in-C himself.

...a country where SOLDIERS abandon duty posts to escort 911 Trailers fully loaded with Yams.

...a country where SENIOR CUSTOM OFFICERS supply recovered Bags of Rice to bandits in the forest, ensuring the bandits arr fed well.

...a country where FRSC issue DRIVERS' LICENCE to Blind and Dead People with impunity.

...a country where someone on an admission in an ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL is fit for Military Job.

...a country where some people carry their DEATH Certificates along with them in the streets.

...a country that miraculously converts ABIDEC syrup to MMKPURUMMIRI & Methylated spirit

ALFADOS:
Nigeria as a nation has futuristic agenda so we are just leaving cikena gbagam

wpadmin:
A country ruled by people without vision. Like, they don't think at all.

The Nigerian police does not have a digital record of criminals.

The Nigerian Government does not fund NIMC properly, a vital organisation that could help profile every Nigerian, hence the reason NIMC stopped issuing plastic cards.

A country where courts and government secretariats issue affidavits and reference letters without due diligence.

It is so easy to commit a crime in Nigeria. You can transfer money from another person's account to another bank account without getting caught.

You can rob a bank in Kwara State even if the Bank is beside a police station because the Police does have the right resources to protect itself not to talk of a bank.

You can duplicate someone's project in the same school and the school will never detect that the project was plagiarised.

You can produce fake drugs in this country and never get caught.

You can travel out of Nigeria stuffed with cocaine and it won't be detected at the airport.

Original WAEC certificates can be duplicated instantly at SHOMOLU.

You can get transcript and certificates from some Nigerian universities or Polytechnics without attending that school.

chatinent:
How did I get to Nigeria!

VEE2010:
It's sad and kudos to the undercover journalist for his due diligence. I hope the government will pay attention to issues like this to clean up our public service, from the federal level and down to the LG level.

I had a similar experience years ago when I was assaulted by my landlord's son. I went to the police and got a note to visit the general hospital for a medical report; I was only asked by the doctor who was supposed to examine my body to understand the degree of injury suffered to help the investigation, I was surprised, everything he wrote as a report was just based on my explanation on how I was feeling. He was so concerned about the money I had to pay to get the document, not a single sympathy about my condition.

We have degraded deep within our country and nothing less than at least four decades of consistent reorientation can remedy the situation. That is, if we can start now otherwise, we still have a long way to go.

Jobs in civil and public services are not meant for those without political networks. The LG has become a dumping ground for politicians relatives and thugs. We cannot continue this way if we must have a decent country. Politicians are elected for a maximum of 8 years but sadly these bad eggs will stay in the service for good 35 years and frustrating the efforts of even the politicians who may actually have the political will to impact the public lives positively.

A listening government would understand the essence of placing moles in every parastatal to assess the level of rots in the service.

What a shame of a country!