LRNZH:
In Nigeria, where corruption is part of daily life, police officers routinely demand bribes, local government leaders pocket money meant for schools and the former national security advisor is accused of stealing billions from the military. As part of a week-long series "Nigeria: Pain and Promise," special correspondent Nick Schifrin reports on the challenges of fighting corruption.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r5PWtPB_og

Source: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/how-a-cancer-of-corruption-steals-nigerian-oil-weapons-and-lives/

Arogunmasa:


Abeg, help me convert this doc to downloadable video format. I d video on my fone. Thanking u in advance

tosin2013:



People like you are as guilty as Dasuki and co. and deserve similar years in jail. The spirit of the woman killed in that video will haunt you if you continue on this path.

JuanDeDios:

Stop with this sort of whining, already. Unless you can show me one country whose problems were solved by Allah. It is we the people that must say enough is enough, that if Buhari does nothing about the vermin we will march in the streets and chase him out of Aso Rock before descending on these people as well as corrupt judges. Allah has given us the brains to solve our problems, if we won't use them, we're on our own.

LRNZH:
In Nigeria, where corruption is part of daily life, police officers routinely demand bribes, local government leaders pocket money meant for schools and the former national security advisor is accused of stealing billions from the military. As part of a week-long series "Nigeria: Pain and Promise," special correspondent Nick Schifrin reports on the challenges of fighting corruption.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r5PWtPB_og

Source: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/how-a-cancer-of-corruption-steals-nigerian-oil-weapons-and-lives/

litetias:

Just click this link and you will be able to download it
www.ssyoutube.com/watch?v=_r5PWtPB_og

LRNZH:



The video opens with one Mr. Ekpo and his wife who were shot by policemen for not paying N2000 bribe. His wife dies but he survived.
How will people like this ever get justice?

PassingShot:
The type of corruption in Nigeria can only be from Nigeria. Nowhere else in the world can ours take place and the country not become FAILED STATE completely.
SLS captured it well when he said our type of corruption is the worst in the whole world because it's pure stealing.

I have come to realize that the biggest problem in Nigeria is not corruption per se. It is the attitude of the majority of us who are victims of corruption towards those who have pauperized them and future of their unborn grand children. Many of victims of corruption, who complain hourly about poor state of things, are sadly same set of people who defend their oppressors with the last drop of blood in them.

It's very sad that democracy has not helped Nigeria as we thought. It has instead made people to get away with impunity upon impunity.

Sweetguy25:


The best opportunity Nigeria had to redress our fundamental problems was during OBJ's regime in 1999. But he messed up so terribly thereby puting the country in a deeper mess than he left it.

No president in Nigeria can stop corruption or even try to minimize it. Corruption will flourish under Buhari, it will still flourish after Buhari leaves office. That is the hard truth.

jamace:

Truly, it takes a man with brave heart to fight corruption in Nigeria. I have witnessed corruption, first hand, in all its ramifications in Nigeria. Having said that, corruption should not be nailed at the door step of GEJ. GEJ had good intentions for the masses BUT he was overwhelmed by the insincerity and lack of integrity of his lieutenants. Note that corruption is a whole gamut of vices ranging from misapplication of public funds to "pressing green button" to get ahead of competitors in school admissions and job employments.

Those who perpetrate gargantuan corruption are the high and mighty. They are in political, civil service and religious circles. Sadly even the masses either because of deprivation or the lure to be rich have become corrupt too.

Fighting corruption has become an uphill task in Nigeria today because corruption has taken over our churches/mosques. Pastors and imams who are supposed to shape the morality of the society are now in the front row of corruption. Need I mention that even our erudite scholars both in society and ivory towers are drenched in corruption?.

The corruption situation in Nigeria is jn deed pathetic.

I wish Buhari well in his efforts to rid Nigeria of corruption. However, Buhari must keep his eyes on his lieutenants so that they don't just shout we are fighting corruption and using the opportunity to feather their own nest.

ICAMETOWIN:
When the annals of black people the world over are narrated'Nigeria will for ever be remembered as the country that fate placed on a high pedestal. Perfectly primed for success and greatness but its people through a toxic combination of ignorance, greed, tribalism,corruption and a host of other negative vices contrived to squander their collective destiny. Its sad and naueseating When you go down memory lane and think of what might have been if our previous leaders have laid a solid foundation for accountable and responsible governance but alas the rot started right after independence in the sixties and continued unabated and corruption became institutionalized during the military years. We can wail and cry till infinity but if We the citizens of this great country don't change our fraudulent ways, we'd still be stuck in this cesspit of mediocrity and underachievement while other nations who got their acts right and cleaned up their mess will leave US lagging way behind in all indices of successful modern life. It is my sincere wish that NIGERIA gets It right sooner rather than later because if We succeed africa will be better for It.

onelife97:
Until we the youths and all the good people of Nigeria take law into our hands,nothing will ever be done.
Bloody revolution is all what we need.

From the people in Abeokuta should be ready to attack and lynch OBJ and his family anywhere u find them....to the people of Lagos to massacre Tinubu and other thieves in Lagos.Extending the baton to the good people of Niger to show no mercy to IBB,Abubakar and their families and to the core north and southern part of the country to the East.We must be ready to kill them all.

Nigeria will be great again.

Sweetguy25:


The best opportunity Nigeria had to redress our fundamental problems was during OBJ's regime in 1999. But he messed up so terribly thereby puting the country in a deeper mess than he left it.

No president in Nigeria can stop corruption or even try to minimize it. Corruption will flourish under Buhari, it will still flourish after Buhari leaves office. That is the hard truth.

PassingShot:
The type of corruption in Nigeria can only be from Nigeria. Nowhere else in the world can ours take place and the country not become [b]FAILED STATE [/b]completely.
SLS captured it well when he said our type of corruption is the worst in the whole world because it's pure stealing.

I have come to realize that the biggest problem in Nigeria is not corruption per se. It is the attitude of the majority of us who are victims of corruption towards those who have pauperized them and future of their unborn grand children. Many of victims of corruption, who complain hourly about poor state of things, are sadly same set of people who defend their oppressors with the last drop of blood in them.

It's very sad that democracy has not helped Nigeria as we thought. It has instead made people to get away with impunity upon impunity.

Bollinger:
If for some reason you all don't understand the moral of the story it is that all of you are corrupt. It is ingrained in your psyche. It is in your blood. It is no fault of yours, it is the fault of the system in Nigeria. Deep down, we all have dark thoughts and desires but what holds us back from acting on those thoughts and desires is the fear of consequences. There are none in Nigeria. None whatsoever. Do you think people in America are saints? Definitely not. But, they know committing a crime comes with heavy consequences and apart from that, the system will hunt you down, all the way to the ends of the earth until they get you. In Nigeria, you can pretty much kill someone in one state and move to another and live a comfortable life if you can afford it. There are no consequences for actions in Nigeria which is a disgrace.

Gayigaskia:
Look at that street where Dasuki lives, I could swore it was in Potomac Maryland right outside Washington DC. And did anybody noticed that school in Bauchi, guys Niger republic schools are not as bad. Shame on the Leaders.

Bollinger:
If for some reason you all don't understand the moral of the story it is that all of you are corrupt. It is ingrained in your psyche. It is in your blood. It is no fault of yours, it is the fault of the system in Nigeria. Deep down, we all have dark thoughts and desires but what holds us back from acting on those thoughts and desires is the fear of consequences. There are none in Nigeria. None whatsoever. Do you think people in America are saints? Definitely not. But, they know committing a crime comes with heavy consequences and apart from that, the system will hunt you down, all the way to the ends of the earth until they get you. In Nigeria, you can pretty much kill someone in one state and move to another and live a comfortable life if you can afford it. There are no consequences for actions in Nigeria which is a disgrace.

Gayigaskia:
Look at that street where Dasuki lives, I could swore it was in Potomac Maryland right outside Washington DC. And did anybody noticed that school in Bauchi, guys Niger republic schools are not as bad. Shame on the Leaders.

kd10:
You truly made my day with your better grasp of the foundermental problems facing this entrapment called Nigeria as a Nation , Some of us with short memory will swallow it down after watching the tape that The Magnitude of the Corruption is about last Adminstration but no that is not the Case Rather is about the System we Operate in this Banana republic Since the Regional System was destroyed by The Evil Military Juntas so died Accountability to the masses & Nigeria become a sinking ship to any politician that find it self in leadership position to loot theTreasury & salvage anything they can before the Ship Capsize , these are the mind set of the average Nigerian public Office holder till date because no Strong System in place to Challenge them for Accountability , Former Delta State Governor was Aquited by our Courts if not for Britain he will be walking free today making speeches here & there like Obj, Atiku, Abdusalami, IBB, Tinunbu , Saraki & all the fomer petroleum ministers Even Sanusi as Governor of CBN Misaprioprated funds during his tenure but because of our weak system he is playing Saints today but not many of us that gullible , Fortunately for them our system with a failed military constitution is in coma state if not all this past Leaders Buhari included Suppose to be cooling there hills in a long term jail sentences. Am also Happy that American report cited one Northern State as case study to show how corruption has destroyed us because 56yrs of Independence the North has ruled this country for than forty two years with nothing to show for it so the Big Question is Where is the all the Oil money gone to?Amazingly though all public Officers / political elite that entrenched corruption in this country are still the ones in this current Government so is there any real political will to fight corruption at all ? To the me the answer is No because our legal system is dead Riddled with corruption & the only solution to fight Corruption is to go back to regional System or True Fiscal Federalism because our foundation of 1914 is Faulty & that Breaths Corruption. May God Help Us .