While addressing the 54th Annual Conference of the Nigerian
Economic Summit that held in Abuja yesterday, president Goodluck
Jonathan blamed the level of corruption in Nigeria on the society. He
said instead of punishing corrupt people, we reward them.
“When you talk about corruption, the private sector is
involved; the public sector is involved; even the individuals, including
other societies, and I wouldn’t want to mention names so that I will
not be attacked. But I know that if collectively all of us don’t
reward corruption, people would not be attracted to corrupt practices,
but when we all reward corruption, then of course, we will be tempted to
go in that direction.
“I want a society where all of us will frown against people who come up with what they are not supposed to have. If
a young man who just started a job and within six months or a year
comes up with a car of N7m to N15m and you clap for him, then you are
rewarding corruption." the president said.
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