Nick Schifrin, PBS Newshour special correspondent recently aired the report “Nigeria: Pain and Promise: How a Cancer of corruption steals Nigerian oil, weapons and lives”.
Watch video below...
Godwin Ekpo a Nigerian tricycle driver, whose wife was killed by police after refusing to pay a bribe of N2,000.
Musa Muhammed: a principal of a school in Bauchi, whose roof was blown off by wind because the contractor used a wrong wood for the roof. His students sit on the floor and the school lacks books.
The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, in his TEDEX speech in 2013, where he said Nigeria lost about $1bn (N197bn) every month under former President Goodluck Jonathan.
Sanusi: “In Nigeria, there is no accountability at all and that is why I think Nigeria’s corruption is worse than corruption in most parts of the world. It is the worst type of corruption. It’s stealing.
Frankly, I think a billion dollars under Jonathan a month was about what we were losing.”
Schifrin, the PBS correspondent, quotes United States and UK authorities as saying that Alison-Madueke might have “personally overseen the stealing of $6bn. The most common method is awarding oil contracts to companies owned by friends.”
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Sanusi if you have nothing to say pls shut up
ReplyDeleteSanusi pls wht have done since u become emir?..pls concentrate on ur state and stop blaming past administration that u were part of until ur problem with GEJ
ReplyDeleteSanusi pls wht have done since u become emir?..pls concentrate on ur state and stop blaming past administration that u were part of until ur problem with GEJ
ReplyDeleteSo all people can say from watching the above video is Sanusi this and that, it's so Sad.
ReplyDeleteThis video is an accurate reflection of the rot in our nation as far as corruption is concerned. Sanusi has been vindicated by the current revelations on corruption. We have heard of just a tip of the iceberg.
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