Nigeria is in trouble. The trend now is whatever
President Gooodluck Jonathan said, all those in
government will start devising means to justify
him. Jonathan said corruption is not high in
Nigeria during his media chart and now the
chairman of ICPC, Mr. Ekpo Nta, has come out to
support that funny position.
In fact, the ICPC chairman is now giving us a
different definition of corruption. He said this
when a delegation from the Council for the
Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria visited the
commission in Abuja to forge inter-agency
partnership against corruption.
In the words of ICPC
Chairman: "Stealing is erroneously
reported as corruption. We must go back to
what we were taught at school to show that
there are educated people in Nigeria. We
must address issues as we were taught in
school to do."
Nta claimed that Nigerians don't quite
understand what constituted corruption, that
Nigerians are ignorant.
The commission's boss went ahead to compare
what he said is the penchant for referring to
theft as corruption to the ordinary Nigerian who
often called a roadside mechanic an engineer.
I just wonder what this man is drinking in secret.
I wonder!
Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device from MTN
President Gooodluck Jonathan said, all those in
government will start devising means to justify
him. Jonathan said corruption is not high in
Nigeria during his media chart and now the
chairman of ICPC, Mr. Ekpo Nta, has come out to
support that funny position.
In fact, the ICPC chairman is now giving us a
different definition of corruption. He said this
when a delegation from the Council for the
Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria visited the
commission in Abuja to forge inter-agency
partnership against corruption.
In the words of ICPC
Chairman: "Stealing is erroneously
reported as corruption. We must go back to
what we were taught at school to show that
there are educated people in Nigeria. We
must address issues as we were taught in
school to do."
Nta claimed that Nigerians don't quite
understand what constituted corruption, that
Nigerians are ignorant.
The commission's boss went ahead to compare
what he said is the penchant for referring to
theft as corruption to the ordinary Nigerian who
often called a roadside mechanic an engineer.
I just wonder what this man is drinking in secret.
I wonder!
Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device from MTN
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