It is not only difficult but impossible to reduce corruption in a country where the policy makers and responsible persons indirectly advocate corruption without having a specific action plan to fight corruption.
I doubt your choice of word. Yes, it's almost impossible to eradicate corruption in a country, whether it has been rooted so deeply in it or not,
but it's very much possible to reduce corruption. Yes, if only the people are willing to do so. First, it's so hard for everyone to decide to be against corruption because most people are benefiting from it. For example, when your father is a top politician and you enjoy the privileges that come from the corruption, it's hard for you to even approach your father to ask him to stop it. So applying this to everyone is what makes it hard for the majority to stand up against corruption, as we all benefit one way or another.
A corrupt country will find it difficult to elect a genuine president as its president. Even though a genuine president is elected, the country's ministers who are corrupt would like to work against him to bring down his mission to fight against corrupt practices.
I agree with you, buddy. Since the system has been so corrupt, I don't think there is any need for one to try to be a genuine president to the public because he or she will receive criticism. I have always said that for anyone to stop this corruption, he or she must be part of the system. It is said that it is the enemy inside that kills faster than the one outside, or that it is the water in a ship that sinks a ship and not the water outside. So you have to be part of the corruption to stop it.
For any genuine president to eradicate corruption, he must work like them, be like them, and then, as soon as the office is open, turn his back on the system to do his best for the majority.
At this point of time it's not a matter of president but the population as a whole , everyone is corrupted , and the least we can do is start by fixing ourselves
You are certainly right! This is just what we are all supposed to do because there is corruption in each and every one of us. So we should first fix ourselves, then head for the smaller sectors; hence, the bigger sectors will have no option but to surrender
It is very much easy for a newly elected president to deal with corruption and rid away with it. If only the president is to to work and I to join the fey Oligarchy.
Could you please give us a detailed information on how an individual (newly elected president) can eradicate a very big rooted corruption?
In Nigeria we don't a president that have the political will to do good services to the people instead we have the government of the few and government of the thugs. Yes the wealthy politicians will like to use the youths to fight against the youths again, but if the large number of the youth are in side of the president to clean up the bad eggs then he can do that to remove the corrupt leaders in the country and set up a new democratic leaders.
My question would be did you witness the last election in Nigeria? If yes, then you should have known how this politics works.