The Anti-Corruption Crusade: The Saga Of A Crippled Giant
How do you assess a crusade against corruption in a country where those chosen by the people to represent them have turned out to be vampires sucking the blood of the nation? With what do you compare the tragedy of a nation where those entrusted with the responsibility of making laws to back up the much-vaunted poverty alleviation programme meant to reduce the grinding poverty imposed on the people by many years of corrupt military dictatorship are busy haggling over how many millions of naira each of them takes home a day? Who is expected to take a crusade against corruption serious in a country where senators and legislators have abandoned their sacred duty of making laws that would bring hope and succour to a people so badly battered by many years of military madness and turned into an assemblage of greedy and fraudulent contractors? These and many more are the type of questions raised in this book. The author's reply is that it is a national tragedy that those elected by the people to represent their interests have gone to Abuja only to scramble for what Sani Abacha and his company of kleptomaniacs left in the coffer.
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