Metro Nuhu Ribadu Speaks on President Buhari’s Anti-corruption War Again

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A former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu has once again spoken on the federal government anti-corruption war

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He noted that for the war against corruption to succeed, Nigerians must stop celebrating criminals.

Ribadu, who gave the advice at the 2016 conference of the Nigerian Institute of Management in Abuja on Monday, also said that security votes should be abolished.

According to him, leadership is essential for the anti-graft war to succeed. He said that leadership at all levels should provide the needed example.

He stated, “There should also be the will to apply the sanctions. As I have pointed out several times, lack of will by the political leadership to prosecute the war against corruption takes us to nowhere. The political leadership should be determined and it should be seen to be serious about it.”

He also said that all government expenditures should be budgeted, adding that extra-budgetary spending should be criminalised and “security votes should be completely phased out.”

He stated, “Honesty has to be lifted to the position of a prized and rewarding national value. Criminals should not be celebrated as heroes on account of their wealth.”
 
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