South Africa is dealing with the infamous rape story and as shameful as it is, the Nigeria Fuel subsidy scam, the Police pension scam are worse. The headlines continually expose the show of shame in Nigeria. You just think you have seen the worst, then something worse comes out.


The daily revelations of the Fuel subsidy and Police Pension scam is just a show of shame. You are tempetd to think which is worse, The Babangida era or this? The sacking of Akintola Williams and co is just a charade, a case of blaming the pen you used to write your own mess...it is still your hand, nonetheless! Goodluck Jonathan shuold stop decieving NIgerians, We are not fools. The amount involved is just stagerring and if it was utilised, it would have been anough to make our lives better as Nigerians.
If the Fuel subsidy scam figure was shard amongst Nigerians, it would have cahnged the lives of poor Nigerians....there are people in this country who earns as low as N10,000 and they have family to feed. They have children with dreams.....
Nigerians are learning the hard way never to succumb to sentiments...especially for the type of people who tell us they once "never had shoes" but they quickly forget where they come from, once they have a hold of power. In the Fuel Subsidy scam, the Federal Government is the greatest culprit and someone said ,a look at the figure is approximatley what South Africans used to Host the World Cup in 2010....whether we argue that or not, is not important....you can do the maths yourself. The Federal Governemnet informed us of its inability to continue to pump endless amount of money into Petroleum subsidy...that it was huge, endless and unsustainable..... All these and more, just to derail a whole country! Don't you just wonder?

Bishop Oladunjoye has said Goodluck Jonathan is a weak man but i beg to disagree...he is not weak as he looks, he just assumes that posture to buy our sentiments...becuase he knows that sentiments works really well araound here. How can Good luck Jonathan Fight a corruption from which he is benefitting?
He has a record of creating 370,000 jobs in one speech...how admirable! That is all we get...speech, commitees and more...no results. The whole thing is huge, complicated and just muddled up in controversy. There is no guaranty that the Fuel subsidy scam report will be implicated because the forces at the top will supress it.
If James Ibori was in Nigeria, he may have benefitted from it.This is Nigeria, where an exconvict can rule millions of people without any shame...
Don't we remember Senate Omisore who came from Prison to become a senator?


To want improved electricity, better education, good roads...basic ammenties; is that too much to ask? What is wrong with us having Good Governance in Nigeria? People waste precious time and energy discussing the incompetence of our leaders...it can be annoying!
In our everyday lives....it reflects the kind of people we have become. People have no regard for thier negighbours, we have become selfish and all we do is gather. Nobody is out to be a hero, we just want food on our table...It what has become of a great nation.....Corruption looms in every sector and sincerely, i don't even know what news to believe. Anytime, i hear something from the Government, i just feel a sense of doubt in my mind because, i just know it could be another ponze scheme. You kook around, there is nothing inspiring, you just have to motivate yourself to survive.
Nigeria can be better.....and we want better.
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