IS BUHARI GENUINELY FIGHTING CORRUPTION OR HUNTING OPPOSITION LEADERS? BY AFOLABI ABDULMALIK
IS BUHARI GENUINELY FIGHTING CORRUPTION OR HUNTING OPPOSITION LEADERS? Corruption invariably is an illegal act — such as fund embezzlement — perpetrated by an office holder for some private gains, or for some third parties. If Buhari genuinely fights corruption or no, may take remains in the affirmative with imminent reasons on track. We may recall that some many months ago, Nigeria was unscrupulously described as “fantastically corrupt” by one Britain’s former Prime Minister — David Cameron. As insipid as this remark could be, it however remains a permanent blot on our nation’s continuousness. The war against corruption apparently is no myth; it is evident. As it especially knows no bound to encounter, being it religion or tribal affiliation. But, outwards it is perceived as sabotage on opposing leadership. Simply because we now have a beefed up anti-graft agencies — such as the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), the Department of State ...