Nigeria Does Not Have Framework To Tackle Corruption Properly – Kolawole Johnson | Sunday Politics

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1. You media houses are becoming a joke in this country, you will gather here and be asking if corruption is fighting corruption. is well how can No1 the most corrupt individual in the nation fight himself. this is a joke taken too far

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2. We the people created rooms for corruption in our institutions. You can't be fighting corruption and at same time creating corruption

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3. It would not difficult to fight corruption. The Nigerian leaders are just intellectually lazy.

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4. Tinubu doesn't have what it takes to fight corruption. He has no single idea how to fight Corruption. Neither is the willingness to fight Corruption in him.
   Besides corruption cannot fight Corruption

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5. You fight corruption by building systems that make it impossible for people to be corrupt and if they are the system are transparent enough that the perpetrators can't escape the justice system

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6. To fight corruption, requires someone who is not corrupt himself, so that he can deal with anybody from all area, but if you are a product of corruption, everyone around you will be corrupt.

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7. A president without enough political capital derived from the people cannot fight corruption. The corrupt elements are the source of his political capital. It’s not isolated to him, this is the same situation with his predecessors.

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8. That was why the folish Northern proterate elders tuled Nigeria for 60 years without making any effort to build seaport in their region through Calabar. They spend time pocketing evrry money to their selfishness and womanizing around with no sense of directions. Today, they are blaming the Biafrans, Nnamdi Kanu, and Simon Ekpa that never nears thrcoffuces as the causes. 60 good years just waisted in vain. From the current prophet of Umuezumezu

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