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When it comes to corruption, does the punishment ever fit the crime?
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eze oba: Corruption doesn't just steal money; it steals human potential. One corrupt act can deny thousands access to education, healthcare, jobs, and a better future. That's why God hates dishonest gain.
"He that is greedy of gain troubleth his own house..." — Proverbs 15:27 (KJV)
"He that is greedy of gain troubleth his own house..." — Proverbs 15:27 (KJV)
Japhet Enebeli: No. Not in Nigeria at least. You can use Yahaya Bello and Nasir El Rufai as a yardstick.
Chigozie Bright Nwokeleme: Punishment is for the poor alone... The rich Keep doing worse day by day.
Itunu: Corruption is not stealing and this was clearly defined by President GEJ.
Corruption according to me: is the buying and selling of influence, as a result of inefficiencies in the public and private sectors.
Therefore once we are able to treat corruption like a black market then we can use market...
Corruption according to me: is the buying and selling of influence, as a result of inefficiencies in the public and private sectors.
Therefore once we are able to treat corruption like a black market then we can use market...
Peace Nworie Nkwuda: This is the only country where everything goes. Just join the ruling party and you are good to go. Those days our forefathers built on good reputation today corruption has eaten deep that we no longer care but pursue money and power through corruption
Dozie: Nigeria is the only country I have seen in this world where only corruption pays... Be a drug baron today, you may become a president. Involve in boko haram, you become vice president. Eat government development fund, you become senate president. kill a lady in your house, you become the main minist...
Oturohweroro Andrew: Is there any punishment for corruption in Nigeria?
Mohammad Shamsuddeen Musa: In Nigeria, the bigger problem is not just the punishment - it's that too many corruption cases never reach meaningful consequences. Justice only works when it is swift, certain, and applied equally, regardless of status.
Chukwudi Onwuelingo: From my own point of view,I think the punishment issued out to corrupt individuals doesn't fit in.
Most of them stand the chance to even use part of the embezzled funds to finance Their safety even when serving their so called short years in their various confinements
Most of them stand the chance to even use part of the embezzled funds to finance Their safety even when serving their so called short years in their various confinements
Richard Friday: Stop corruption
Before we stop this corruption
Let our parent's
Leaders will be the one to stop it first
If not what they are teaching us that is what we are going to learn
Before we stop this corruption
Let our parent's
Leaders will be the one to stop it first
If not what they are teaching us that is what we are going to learn