Saturday, December 22, 2012

"OFFICIAL CULTURE OF CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA AT GOVERNOR YAKOWA'S STATE BURIAL"

"THIS IS ANOTHER PSYCHO-TALK FROM THE PRESIDENT JONATHAN GOODLUCK OF NIGERIA AT THE STATE BURIAL OF THE LATE GOVERNOR YAKOWA OF KADUNA STATE":President GEJ in his own eulogy speech at the state burial of the late Mr. Yakowa made this statement "Yakowa played his part very well, as a civil servant, he epitomised the best of the civil service; the discipline of the civil service; the character of the civil service not the kind of civil service today that Directors have more houses than the richest man like Dangote".

(i) This is a sign of a powerless and a helpless President who cannot truly fight the menace of the massive official culture of corruption in the Nigeria's public service as our nation's CEO.
(ii) Talking about official corruption in Nigeria from the President of Nigeria without any official actions, plans or policies in place or on the ground to fight this official corruption is the cheapest and the most empty public talk, speech or comments that came from the mouth of Mr. Jonathan Goodluck in 2012 on corruption in Nigeria.

(iii) Are those civil servants that are known to President Jonathan Goodluck and unknown to tens of millions of the ordinary Nigerians living in another planet that is outside the territorial sovereignty of the Nigerian nation and her laws that the so called EFCC that is directly answerable to Mr. President cannot reach them and cannot investigate their ill-gotten wealth?

(iv) Mr. President's comments on corruption at that state burial shows that the laws in the book of the Federal Government of Nigeria cannot touch certain Nigerians, no matter how officially corrupt they are. (v) This comment is also a direct indication that a corrupt President cannot fight the corrupt civil servants. Official corruption cannot fight another official corruption effectively anywhere in the human universe. For now in Nigeria, the official culture of corruption will continue to have a field day under the watch and the presidency of Jonathan Goodluck.

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