‘Nigeria is overwhelmed by corruption’

“I see no wisdom in instead of fighting corruption to a standstill, we seem to allow corrupt practices to overwhelm the polity and determine the direction of public policies,” he said. “I am not sure if the government and the confab are giving issues of corruption the needed attention; rather, corruption is being allowed to […]

“I see no wisdom in instead of fighting corruption to a standstill, we seem to allow corrupt practices to overwhelm the polity and determine the direction of public policies,” he said.

“I am not sure if the government and the confab are giving issues of corruption the needed attention; rather, corruption is being allowed to be the basis of public policies,” he said.

Sani said “removal of petroleum subsidy is not being done in the best interest of the people but being done to remove the sources of corruption in the management of petroleum subsidy.”

He said corruption should attract capital punishment because “it steals people’s empowerment, steal their opportunity and steals their future by out sourcing such empowerment, opportunity and our future.”

The delegate said “instead of allowing corruption to overwhelm us and blight our thought and vision about socioeconomic development, we should fight it with our head, heart and hand to stand still