Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by Babare(m): 3:06pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Keegan:
Fool, go on and worship your tin god.
You are just to SILLY. Is "fool" the best you can say Next time, logically defend yourself. Dont abuse. You need to GROW UP. Thanks. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by Babare(m): 3:06pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Keegan:
Fool, go on and worship your tin god.
You are just too SILLY. Is "fool" the best you can say Next time, logically defend yourself. Dont abuse. You need to GROW UP. Thanks. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by slimfit1(m): 3:07pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
freshdude99:
Wasted all this ink in typing rubbish! Is dat u cant comprehend simple English or u just choose to be an opposition... #so sad First of all I'm not an opposition get that right into your pepper soup brains. Secondly, I am a Nigerian citizen a concerned citizen and a patriotic one never been payed by anyone compared to some of you. Thirdly, Young man come up with your own comprehension. I'm expressing myself, express yourself I'm not an English teacher , I can never be English do you want me to use my language to write maybe you would understand that better. 1 Like |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by Keegan: 3:13pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Babare:
You are just too SILLY. Is "fool" the best you can say
Next time, logically defend yourself. Dont abuse.
You need to GROW UP.
Thanks. I don't get your time, move! |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by slimfit1(m): 3:19pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Babare:
Pathetic.... Next time, SAY your learning starts from nairaland.
One who elf will not learn from thosr of you who post trash...
SINCERELY, YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND SO MANY THINGS.
Thank you. Thank you there you go, I have learnt something see what I am saying I'm willing to learn, I'm not willing to compromise going for anything less. 1 Like |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by geezzzyy(m): 3:22pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
God bless you. ogene007:
Your type are worse than the Almajiris in the north in that you don't know, and don't want to know. The only thing you know is to go on social media to advertise your ignorance in the form of moronic comments. The erudite Prof has hit the nail on the head by stating that we do not have the minimum systems and processes to tackle corruption as is being done in other countries.
The APC have up till now decided not accept that the freedom of information law applies to them or even domesticate it if they insist that it is on the concurrent list, despite the rulings of various high courts to the contrary. This has made it nearly impossible for the public to access information on the looting going on at the state level, just as we are accessing information as to what is happening at the federal level. Is it not an irony that the APC are the ones singing about 'change'? I guess that one of the first thing they will do if they get into power is to water down the FOI law, or scrap it altogether so as to protect themselves from public scrutiny.
There is presently before the national assembly, the asset forfeiture bill that has been gathering dust since 2010, which will go a long way in ensuring that people do not benefit from loot of any kind. The law bill stipulates that any asset traced to you would be confiscated by the government if you are unable to prove how you earned it. It seeks to transfer the burden of proof from the government to the accused making it cheaper and faster for the prosecution of corruption cases. In addition to the passage of this bill, there is the need to amend the constitution, removing immunity from prosecution on corruption cases for the president and all the governors, a special court to handle corruption cases, a new evidence act to ensure that computer print out of bank account statements of can be tendered in court to also ease the difficulties in prosecuting corruption cases etc.
The combination of the FOI law and the asset forfeiture law will definitely be a game changer in the fight against corruption. Infact, it will make political office unattractive because a corrupt politician will not get away with corruption. These are the basic minimum systems and processes existing in the US, UK, even South Africa.
So, when Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is saying that Nigeria presently does not have these systems/processes to effectively fight corruption, she is absolutely correct and people who are clueless about this issue should just shut up. Beyond going on the social media to post "Sai Buhari", you guys should ask the relevant questions as to how Buhari wants to prosecute the so-called anti-corruption war if voted into power, operating within the legal confines of the extant laws of the land.
It is pertinent to note that a lot of the Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SANs), who presently are part of the so-called progressives like Wole Olanipekun and co, have become specialists in defending politicians accused of corruption in court. They have perfected the art, in collusion with some corrupt judges, in getting adjournments after adjournments of corruption cases to ensure that EFCC gets tired of prosecuting cases over so many years without even the court looking into the main substance of the cases. In some of these cases, the defense counsel will be contesting jurisdiction for as many years as possible. How do you expect the government to continue to pay its prosecution lawyers for close to ten years just to get a conviction that may never happen. Out of frustration, EFCC would then end up settling for the plea bargain option which is basically allows the thief to go home with more than 80% of his loot.
In summary, nigeria must restructure if she must move forward because the corrupt national assembly becomes bipartisan when it comes to protecting itself from anti-corruption agencies. They have become so powerful that the only way in ensuring that the asset forfeiture bill is immediately passed into law is a mass action from the nigerian people, demanding that these systems and processes are immediately put in place. This is beyond all the noise making by the self appointed APC "change agents" who we all know are as corrupt, it not more than the PDP. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by goddeyoau: 3:34pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
When we don't appreciate what we have, how do we manage what we get. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by NgwaManNaija4LF(m): 3:40pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Who the hell is Obama?,Slaves like you love to point to one useless idiot somewhere while criticizing your own. Animal. slimfit1: Which university did this woman go self! Corruption is everywhere in the world Mr woman. Ours is more than corruption. How did she even enter that uni she attended self big disgrace. This statement "
According to her, the absence of the relevant systems and institutions that will help check corruption has crea[i][/i]ted opportunities for people to engage in the act.
“This thing has been with us and we must crack it. This is not something that started in this country today; but it is something that we must crack "
Some people are attacking me because they have never and will never withness a good government in their life. Its either this woman don't know her job as a finance minister or she is just refusing to do her job. If she was heading a private company would she be saying gibberish like this. What else do you need when you have police, sub police EFCC and not to talk off other agencies. She knows she can't say this in a sane society.
She might be a genius in academics, but she needs to be a patriot with the position she is holding. That's why she lost the world bank job, because she did a cow boys job the last time. I know if she had a good record definitely Obama would have recommended her, but her track record is disturbing. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by slimfit1(m): 3:43pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
NgwaManNaija4LF: Who the hell is Obama?,Slaves like you love to point to one useless idiot somewhere while criticizing your own. Animal.
He is African you rejoiced when he was voted in so what are you talking about. I'm criticising my own with my people not foreigners so what are you saying here ? |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by jpphilips(m): 4:07pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
eph12: Some people have vowed not to see sense in what others do forgetting that one day you'll need others to see sense in what you're doing. There is no sense in catching 62,000 fraudulent slots in a ministry and the head of the ministry sits there while she deceives her father that she is fighting systemic corruption, has she not heard of consequence management before?
Iweala is a stark illiterate. 1 Like |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by Dewze(m): 4:25pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
slimfit1: Which university did this woman go self! Corruption is everywhere in the world Mr woman. Ours is more than corruption. How did she even enter that uni she attended self big disgrace. This statement "
According to her, the absence of the relevant systems and institutions that will help check corruption has crea[i][/i]ted opportunities for people to engage in the act.
“This thing has been with us and we must crack it. This is not something that started in this country today; but it is something that we must crack "
Some people are attacking me because they have never and will never withness a good government in their life. Its either this woman don't know her job as a finance minister or she is just refusing to do her job. If she was heading a private company would she be saying gibberish like this. What else do you need when you have police, sub police EFCC and not to talk off other agencies. She knows she can't say this in a sane society.
She might be a genius in academics, but she needs to be a patriot with the position she is holding. That's why she lost the world bank job, because she did a cow boys job the last time. I know if she had a good record definitely Obama would have recommended her, but her track record is disturbing. You talk about police and sub police as if these are sent from heaven. Developed worlds are looking for ways to limit or even phase out traditional policing to be replaced by technology, you are here talking rubbish and feeling intelligent. A relative of mine who have worked in the police force for more than 32yrs now always says to anybody that would listen that she has seen too many armed robbers killed by the police but yet robbers are still robbing. She says that even in the venue where robbers are being executed, others are coming to steal and pick pockets there. Go to the ghettos in New York where many black people are being thrown into jails everyday, yet the crime rates are still high there. All you guys want to see is people being jailed, how about prevention for a true change. Even the US is tired of building jails cause they are expensive to maintain and operate in the long term. The right institutions, driven by the right technology and over seen by the right hearts should be the right means of policing in this modern time and not just uniformed men who are themselves are sometimes as corrupt as the ones they are expected to police. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by eph12(m): 4:33pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
jpphilips:
There is no sense in catching 62,000 fraudulent slots in a ministry and the head of the ministry sits there while she deceives her father that she is fighting systemic corruption, has she not heard of consequence management before?
Iweala is a stark illiterate. I understand your point and that's one problem I have with our leaders. Heads should roll when things go south. Btw please keep your foul words out of mentions. Thanks. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by Nobody: 4:37pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
she is confessing gradually 1 Like |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by Nobody: 4:47pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Arrant nonsense! CHANGE IS INEVITABLE!!! 1 Like |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by kaboninc(m): 4:51pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
slimfit1: Which university did this woman go self! Corruption is everywhere in the world Mr woman. Ours is more than corruption. How did she even enter that uni she attended self big disgrace. This statement "
According to her, the absence of the relevant systems and institutions that will help check corruption has crea[i][/i]ted opportunities for people to engage in the act.
“This thing has been with us and we must crack it. This is not something that started in this country today; but it is something that we must crack "
Some people are attacking me because they have never and will never withness a good government in their life. Its either this woman don't know her job as a finance minister or she is just refusing to do her job. If she was heading a private company would she be saying gibberish like this. What else do you need when you have police, sub police EFCC and not to talk off other agencies. She knows she can't say this in a sane society.
She might be a genius in academics, but she needs to be a patriot with the position she is holding. That's why she lost the world bank job, because she did a cow boys job the last time. I know if she had a good record definitely Obama would have recommended her, but her track record is disturbing. It is your ability to REASON and the those who liked your statement that should be in question here. If you do not have hatred running through your vein, you'll COMPLETELY agree with her. Now which of her statement rattles you? This one: the absence of the relevant systems and institutions that will help check corruption has created opportunities for people to engage in the act. Or: “This thing has been with us and we must crack it. This is not something that started in this country today; but it is something that we must crack " Even a primary school pupil will understand these statements. Like you know the duties of the Police or EFCC or the ICPC. Did you not also read this part: The minister said that the names of the persons found to be involved in the act had been sent to the ICPC for further action. Bro you need to be educated. It is a pity if you reason like this and claim to have passed through the fall walls of a university. If indeed you did have education even at the secondary school level, you must have done Social Studies or Government or in the university, you must have done one or two Social Sciences course. But if you did, and still think like you currently do, you need help! Don't come here to show your illiteracy and expose others like you - those liking your posts. 1 Like |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by Nobody: 4:52pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
LACK OF COMPREHENSION SEEMS TO BE THE NEW PROBLEM WITH SOME NIGERIAN YOUTHS. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by Nobody: 4:53pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
kaboninc:
It is your ability to REASON and the those who liked your statement that should be in question here.
If you do not have hatred running through your vein, you'll COMPLETELY agree with her. Now which of her statement rattles you?
This one:
Or:
Even a primary school pupil will understand these statements.
Like you know the duties of the Police or EFCC or the ICPC. Did you not also read this part:
Bro you need to be educated. It is a pity if you reason like this and claim to have passed through the fall walls of a university. If indeed you did have education even at the secondary school level, you must have done Social Studies or Government or in the university, you must have done one or two Social Sciences course. But if you did, and still think like you currently do, you need help!
Don't come here to show your illiteracy and expose others like you - those liking your posts. ENDORSED |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by cooljude(m): 4:53pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
I agree with what our finance minister said but i would like the government to make sure that notable people get purnished for those crimes if busted and also political forgiveness for criminals should be discouraged. Let those presidential pardon go to people who were wrongly convicted or those that had sincerely change. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by LANREFORWA: 4:54pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Ole theif barawo okonjo wahala 1 Like |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by kaboninc(m): 4:54pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
jpphilips:
There is no sense in catching 62,000 fraudulent slots in a ministry and the head of the ministry sits there while she deceives her father that she is fighting systemic corruption, has she not heard of consequence management before?
Iweala is a stark illiterate. Do you know who a Ghost Worker is? Mr. Illiterate |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by Ovamboland(m): 4:55pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
On a scale of 1 to 10 of leadership skills and intelligence, 10 being the highest, a leader on level 3 like we have now can only attract people with level 2 and 1 around him that is why we are saddled with the likes of Abba Moro, Okupe, Obanikoro, Fayose, Sambo etc around Jonathan. If he manages to attract a 6 or 7 like Okonjo-Iweala, the natural occurrence is for her intelligence to head south and tend towards 4 or even 3. That is the predicament that informed these senseless statements from Iweala.
In spite of the phantom savings from technology fraud fighting, the Recurrent expenditure of the annual budget has shot up to 72 % leaving a measly 28% for capital investments, who is deceiving who? |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by kaboninc(m): 4:59pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
hermesprogidy: blah!!! blah!! blah!!! Do they jail corrupt people in the U.S or not? Evade tax in Britain or U.S and see if you will not end up in jail. The problem with this administration is not detecting corruption. The problem is that it has refused to PUNISH CORRUPTION!!! especially high ranking ones. You were being referred to here: mekaboy: Its shameful that majority of Nigerian youths cannot read and comprehend a simply writeup. You hermesprogidy, is one of the majority of Nigerian youths who cannot read and comprehend a simple write up. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by kaboninc(m): 5:04pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Ovamboland: On a scale of 1 to 10 of leadership skills and intelligence, 10 being the highest, a leader on level 3 like we have now can only attract people with level 2 and 1 around him that is why we are saddled with the likes of Abba Moro, Okupe, Obanikoro, Fayose, Sambo etc around Jonathan. If he manages to attract a 6 or 7 like Okonjo-Iweala, the natural occurrence is for her intelligence to head south and tend towards 4 or even 3. That is the predicament that informed these senseless statements from Iweala.
In spite of the phantom savings from technology fraud fighting, the Recurrent expenditure of the annual budget has shot up to 72 % leaving a measly 28% for capital investments, who is deceiving who? Ah ha....you again. If you claim her statement is senseless, then what about you? Don't you think you couldn't get her message which was in clear and simple English? Don't you think also that your post here is senseless? The answers will depend on how you understand these statements from her: “This thing has been with us and we must crack it. This is not something that started in this country today; but it is something that we must crack.
“Fundamentally, we have to ask ourselves, why has this continued to be a problem; I am convinced that it is because we constantly look at the symptoms and not the cause of the disease.
“The cause of the disease is we don’t have in place the institutions, the systems and the processes to block and prevent it in the first place. “That’s the only difference between us and the people abroad.`
“This is so important now because of technology and I am a total fan of the use of technology and electronic platforms to block the leakages in this country.
“We must use them the way they are being used in other countries.“ Okonjo-Iweala said that the introduction of the Government Integrated Financial Management System (GIFMS) had helped to reduce physical movement of cash to make payments and curb corruption.
She said that the Integrated Personnel Payment System had also helped government to remove ghost workers from the system and save money in the process. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by slimfit1(m): 5:14pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
kaboninc:
It is your ability to REASON and the those who liked your statement that should be in question here.
If you do not have hatred running through your vein, you'll COMPLETELY agree with her. Now which of her statement rattles you?
This one:
Or:
Even a primary school pupil will understand these statements.
Like you know the duties of the Police or EFCC or the ICPC. Did you not also read this part:
Bro you need to be educated. It is a pity if you reason like this and claim to have passed through the fall walls of a university. If indeed you did have education even at the secondary school level, you must have done Social Studies or Government or in the university, you must have done one or two Social Sciences course. But if you did, and still think like you currently do, you need help!
Don't come here to show your illiteracy and expose others like you - those liking your posts. Well I have expressed myself, you are free to express yourself mr lady. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by jpphilips(m): 5:24pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
ogene007:
Your type are worse than the Almajiris in the north in that you don't know, and don't want to know. The only thing you know is to go on social media to advertise your ignorance in the form of moronic comments. The erudite Prof has hit the nail on the head by stating that we do not have the minimum systems and processes to tackle corruption as is being done in other countries.
The APC have up till now decided not accept that the freedom of information law applies to them or even domesticate it if they insist that it is on the concurrent list, despite the rulings of various high courts to the contrary. This has made it nearly impossible for the public to access information on the looting going on at the state level, just as we are accessing information as to what is happening at the federal level. Is it not an irony that the APC are the ones singing about 'change'? I guess that one of the first thing they will do if they get into power is to water down the FOI law, or scrap it altogether so as to protect themselves from public scrutiny.
There is presently before the national assembly, the asset forfeiture bill that has been gathering dust since 2010, which will go a long way in ensuring that people do not benefit from loot of any kind. The law bill stipulates that any asset traced to you would be confiscated by the government if you are unable to prove how you earned it. It seeks to transfer the burden of proof from the government to the accused making it cheaper and faster for the prosecution of corruption cases. In addition to the passage of this bill, there is the need to amend the constitution, removing immunity from prosecution on corruption cases for the president and all the governors, a special court to handle corruption cases, a new evidence act to ensure that computer print out of bank account statements of can be tendered in court to also ease the difficulties in prosecuting corruption cases etc.
The combination of the FOI law and the asset forfeiture law will definitely be a game changer in the fight against corruption. Infact, it will make political office unattractive because a corrupt politician will not get away with corruption. These are the basic minimum systems and processes existing in the US, UK, even South Africa.
So, when Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is saying that Nigeria presently does not have these systems/processes to effectively fight corruption, she is absolutely correct and people who are clueless about this issue should just shut up. Beyond going on the social media to post "Sai Buhari", you guys should ask the relevant questions as to how Buhari wants to prosecute the so-called anti-corruption war if voted into power, operating within the legal confines of the extant laws of the land.
It is pertinent to note that a lot of the Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SANs), who presently are part of the so-called progressives like Wole Olanipekun and co, have become specialists in defending politicians accused of corruption in court. They have perfected the art, in collusion with some corrupt judges, in getting adjournments after adjournments of corruption cases to ensure that EFCC gets tired of prosecuting cases over so many years without even the court looking into the main substance of the cases. In some of these cases, the defense counsel will be contesting jurisdiction for as many years as possible. How do you expect the government to continue to pay its prosecution lawyers for close to ten years just to get a conviction that may never happen. Out of frustration, EFCC would then end up settling for the plea bargain option which is basically allows the thief to go home with more than 80% of his loot.
In summary, nigeria must restructure if she must move forward because the corrupt national assembly becomes bipartisan when it comes to protecting itself from anti-corruption agencies. They have become so powerful that the only way in ensuring that the asset forfeiture bill is immediately passed into law is a mass action from the nigerian people, demanding that these systems and processes are immediately put in place. This is beyond all the noise making by the self appointed APC "change agents" who we all know are as corrupt, it not more than the PDP. You made some valid points but those points reek of blank hypocrisy.
We know that asset forfeiture act, removal of immunity clause and review of evidence act will go a long way in curbing corruption, my question is; WHY ARE THE LAWS NOT PASSED?
Before you blame it on the law makers hence absolving Iweala and Patience Goodluck, let me quickly remind you the laws that were passed in recent times.
NERC act as amended was quickly passed into law, we didn't even get the chance to peruse its contents before the legislation express tickets was granted, as Nigerians what we noticed is that a 750 naira access charge have been smuggled into the new law and implementation to commence effective immediately.
Later, we found out again that the privatization exercise gave a friend of Mr president the right to operate a DISCO comprising of 4 states without competition, the states are Anambra, Enugu, Imo and Abia states. let us assume that there are 20 million homes in this four states (probably more), the new law guarantees that Patience and associates will enjoy a whooping 15,000,000,000 naira upfront whether or not they serve you electricity.
Can you explain to us without insulting our collective intelligence how the law that lined the pockets of associates of the president get express attention in the National assembly while the laws that will form an institutional frame work for fighting corruption is caught up in traffic or rightly put, legislative bottlenecks?
Another law that will interest you is the indigenisation policy act as amended we did not know the details of the law till SPDC decided to dispose off 5 oil blocks OML26, 30, 34, 40 and 42, BPE insisted that the new law must be followed to encourage indigenous companies to participate in oil and gas acquisition, before we could shout "blood of god", 5 oil blocks estimated at 2 billion barrels of crude worth over $200b flew wings and landed in the pockets of friends and cronies of Mr president.
Till date I am still in shock how the legislature was able to block the PIB, could it be that the legislature have seen the thick choppings there in and they have not agreed on a sharing formula? OR the prayers of men and women in the oil sector have been answered?
If iweala believes the institutions don't exist, why are the institution of corruption growing fat by the day? what is the formula they are using to approve laws that line their pockets that refused to work for the greater good of Nigerians?
Just recently, Iweala was accused of manipulating NBS figures
Now that you decide which economic statistics published by NBS to accept and which ones to ‘change the methodology’ to give favourable figures, you can keep feeding your manipulated figures to your international media circus for the vain glorious awards to sustain an empty hype, while Nigerians groan under hardship. We can actually ask Nigerians whether they are getting better off now contrary to your bogus figures.... Prof Chukwuma Souldo
I know most of you may not understand the enormity of that allegation, while madam is feeding world bank with fictitious figures that the economy is growing, Nigerians are languishing in abject poverty, World bank believe that Nigeria is the 3rd fastest growing economy in the world based on figures iweala fed them, it wont be long before world bank and their cohorts will withdraw aid, loans and other support believing we are who we are not.
How can a woman who manipulated the little "institution" we have claim we lack those "institutions" while making no reasonable attempt to bring on board new water proof institutions.
You can help her to answer the questions if you can. 1 Like |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by rawtruth(m): 5:24pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
vjsmiles: YOU REEK OF CORRUPTION. THE 32TRN IS YET TO BE FOUND AND NEVER TO BE FOUND AND WHOSE POCKET IS IT---->> People like you are the reasons why charlatans who call themselves whistle-blowers continue to feel they are important members of the society. ..,32TRN. It was Lamido Sanusi's 49bn, 12bn and later 20bn; now its Soludo's 32 trillion. Gullible Nigerians. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by jpphilips(m): 5:28pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
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Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by hermesprogidy(m): 5:33pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
it's a waste of megabyte reasoning with you. Common sense is really not common. mekaboy:
If the problem Nigeria is facing is just evading tax, then we dont have a problem.
In those countries, before u even start working and earning you need social security or some form of id in the system. Govt can track how many employess it has and the salaries paid. In Nigeria govt does not even know how many employees it has and they are still paying salaries .
Even if you are a police officer who books people for over speeding or u sell ticket at the train station. Every ticket given and fine collected is stored in the system.
Here a police officer stops u and tells u ur fine is 10 but bring 2k. Someone who is suppose to be collecting a levy for govt, prints his own fake reciept and is collecting the money.
Is it better to chase after each individual engaged in this corruption or ensure that there is a computerized system that documents all revenues collected.
why do u think offices in govt often get burnt when a director is about leaving office? This is just to burn the paper so he or she does not have to account. But if the info was in a database somewhere, a report on their activities will just be generated. Dont be shallow in ur thinking because of politics. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by hermesprogidy(m): 5:34pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
lol... is this a tag team? hahahahahaha ![grin](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/grin.png) kaboninc:
You were being referred to here:
You hermesprogidy, is one of the majority of Nigerian youths who cannot read and comprehend a simple write up. |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by jpphilips(m): 5:54pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
kaboninc:
Do you know who a Ghost Worker is? Mr. Illiterate village man, who gave you internet |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by lawbabs: 6:42pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Decryptor:
When FFK was in APC it was not bad...now he is in PDP, it is wrong! God is watching you in 3D FFK holds the right to be in APC or PDP. He, however, shouldn't be holding that post for the president, when he still has corruption case in court. For your info, the court only struck out some of the cases against him. He still has other charges hanging over his neck. Call a spade a spade my guy. wrong thing is wrong and can never be painted right... |
Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by lawbabs: 6:43pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
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