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2023: Some Presidential Aspirants Should Be in Prison – Obasanjo

2023: Some Presidential Aspirants Should Be in Prison – Obasanjo | Daily Report Nigeria
Former president Olusegun Obasanjo says some 2023 presidential aspirants should be in jail if the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) did their jobs effectively.

Chief Obasanjo stated this while speaking during an international symposium to mark his 85th birthday in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.

According to him: “Since 1999, we have changed from one political party or another; we have manoeuvred and manipulated to the point that election results are no longer reflections of the will of the people and we seemed to be progressively going back rather than going forward politically, economically and socially.

“We have activities without requite actions and personnel to move us forward. If we continue in the same pattern of recycling, sweet-word campaigning, manoeuvring without the substance of integrity, honesty, patriotism, commitment, outreach, courage, understanding of what makes a nation and what make for development, we will soon have to say goodbye to Nigeria as a nation.

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“I cast a cursory look at some of the people running around and those for whom people are running around. If EFCC and ICPC had done their jobs properly and supported adequately by the judiciary, most of them would be in jail. Any person who has no integrity in small things cannot have integrity in big things.”

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