M. president; Cease playing pranks and provide quality leadership: Be honest in the fight against CORRUPTION! Nigeria needs leaders with conscience that will face the problems of the country and effectively address them without minding whose ox is gored. A society that demands quality service has a zero tolerance for corruption and a Public service with integrity that delivers value for money, accountability, and transparency. Recruiting political militants and rascals to be able to win election in 2015 is evil! NNPC should be audited lets know who is stealing from our purse, enough is enough! Verity: peruse! 1: Mr. President, egg-on compliance and accountability by public service organizations which I believe will promote: [A] Effective political leadership in the fight against corruption in Nigeria, [B] Increased public demand for accountability and rejection of corruption, and [C] Effective enforcement of anti-corruption measures. 2: Mr. President, you are making the fight against corruption thorny by re-cycling some old civilian politicians and their military counterparts. Leadership is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere according to Chinese proverb. Genuine leadership comes from the quality of your vision and your ability to spark others to extraordinary performance. 3: Mr. President, for our schools to educate the corruption fighters of tomorrow they need to be free from corruption themselves. Without a strong dose of integrity, our schools and universities will fail to provide future leaders with the basic tools needed to succeed, and more importantly, to combat graft. However, corruption has undermined the reputation of the educational sector in Nigeria. Almost one in five people in the country pay bribes to educational services. 4: Mr. President, ordinary Nigerians that do not have connections to politicians, corrupt government officials and business moguls needs hospitals and clinics that are staffed by competent professionals that will be properly rewarded for their performances and services. 4: Mr. President, ensure that the police service become more decentralized in its management and that the current police training curriculum would emphasize human rights, empathy, investigative skills and forensic analysis. Enough of epileptic leadership; be serious for once Mr. President!
Posted on: Wed, 12 Mar 2014 06:37:26 +0000