In Nigeria, bribery is gradually turning to a culture; in schools, students bribe to pass exams, to get good grades, to sort lecturers, to influence invigilators, to get this favor and that, lecturers too bribe the management, and others. In work places, staff bribe to get promoted, to escape queries, to win favors. In religious places, people bribe to get recognized, to get to higher places. In politics, hmmmmm, unmentionable, shut you mouth up jobfront! , in business arenas, we bribe, in hospitals, you have to tip nurses to attend to your dying loved one, you bribe to gain admission, you graduate, you bribe to secure a job, either that you bribe with money, body (females and few males), or using one other form of favor to obtain favor, you go to bid for contracts, you bribe, you tip, just to get attended, you go to hotels, you tip the waitresses for more favor, to night clubs, you tip the bouncers to get in more friends at a reduced cost, etc, etc, etc, so i ask: What was the last thing you bribed for, and when was that and did you get your expected result, and how can we start the change now?

Bribery: emotional bribery (widely used by female Nigerians), money bribery, spiritual bribery, diabolical bribery, brotherly bribery, occult bribery, favoritism, etc, has become the order of activities in Nigeria, what can we do? And please expose the devil, what have you bribed to get in the past, present, or you're hoping to do in the future?

As for me, I have tipped in so many places when the going became tough and the only way out, due to Nigerian setting, was to tip, like when I was bidding for a contract with Mobil,

So is it really that bad in Nigeria? Bribing in church? lecturers bribing workers bribing? Am not even based in Nigeria so to hear these things surprises me. But then to be realistic there is no hope for Nigeria.