Poser:Which Is The Most Corrupt ..Legislators,Police,NEPA Or Civil Servants?

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Since 1999,the fight against corruption has been the cardinal point of every administration in the centre in Nigeria..Such agencies like the EFCC, ICPC  were set up to add bite to the fight against corruption,but all these efforts have been unsuccessful.Corruption spreads across all strata of our daily life..Civil servants are stealing billions of Naira, Legislators are doing their own,governors,ministers,head of Parastatals ,even pastors have joined the queue.But among all these agencies and individuals,some stands out like a sore thumb..Today we are looking at four of them..Which of these do you think is the most corrupt agency in Nigeria,Police NEPA (PHCN),Legislators or Civil Servants

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Chris Kehinde Nwandu is the Editor In Chief of CKNNEWS || He is a Law graduate and an Alumnus of Lagos State University, Lead City University Ibadan and Nigerian Institute Of Journalism || With over 2 decades practice in Journalism, PR and Advertising, he is a member of several Professional bodies within and outside Nigeria || Member: Institute Of Chartered Arbitrators ( UK ) || Member : Institute of Chartered Mediators And Conciliation || Member : Nigerian Institute Of Public Relations || Member : Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria || Fellow : Institute of Personality Development And Customer Relationship Management || Member and Chairman Board Of Trustees: Guild Of Professional Bloggers of Nigeria

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21 Comments

  1. Anonymous24/9/13 11:51 am

    May Almighty Allah help,protect and guide us in the straight part,the part of those whom You favour not the one that gone astray,amen.

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  2. Anonymous24/9/13 12:02 pm

    All are corrupt Police that arrest innocent pple n kill cos of N20, NEPA that will give lite n still give bill then go ahead to disconnect one's lite,Legislators that are taking d larger part of Nation's Annual Budget or the Civil Servants that their second name is Corrupt Servants. All are guilty

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  3. Anonymous24/9/13 12:19 pm

    All are d same

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  4. Anonymous24/9/13 12:19 pm

    All are d same

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  5. Anonymous24/9/13 12:25 pm

    All Nigerians esterblished agency

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  6. Anonymous24/9/13 1:31 pm

    All are the same

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  7. Anonymous24/9/13 2:24 pm

    Nigeria customs service

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  8. Anonymous24/9/13 2:32 pm

    All of d above...

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  9. Anonymous24/9/13 2:56 pm

    POLICE + NEPA = KETTLE.
    LEGISLATOR + CIVIL SERVANT = POT. GRAND TOTAL> BLACK

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  10. Anonymous24/9/13 3:19 pm

    Legislators

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  11. Anonymous24/9/13 3:38 pm

    All of d above even d so called EFCC

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  12. Anonymous24/9/13 3:42 pm

    Police is the worst

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  13. Anonymous24/9/13 3:55 pm

    Police by far

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  14. Anonymous24/9/13 3:56 pm

    Add Customs,immigration and FRSC

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  15. Anonymous24/9/13 4:29 pm

    Policemen collects only N20,legislators and politicians steal billions

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  16. Anonymous24/9/13 5:37 pm

    The Civil servants are the greatest thieves,you need to go to the Ministries to know the rot in the system

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  17. Anonymous24/9/13 6:09 pm

    God punish NEPA..They are the worst,is billing you for light not supplied not the height of corruption?..Abeg na NEPA

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  18. Anonymous24/9/13 6:19 pm

    The most corrpt in our country Nigeria today are the populist (the voters) who have the right of bringing in the controlling mechine of the economy, for the fear of being killed they allow the econnomy to be controlled by the corrpt once. Just that is it .

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  19. Anonymous24/9/13 6:34 pm

    They are all corrupt..Useless people

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  20. Anonymous24/9/13 7:47 pm

    Legislators - they r less 500 in number but consumed 45% of our budget

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  21. Anonymous24/9/13 11:38 pm

    All of the above

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