Ndume sounds alarm on corruption, says people are celebrated for stealing in Nigeria

Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume, representing Borno South, has voiced serious concerns about the pervasive corruption in Nigeria.

Speaking to reporters in Kano on Sunday, he highlighted the alarming normalization of corrupt practices among politicians.

Ndume stated, “Our major challenge in this country is corruption. Up till now, we have no law that can proactively or reactively address the issue of corruption in the country. If you see somebody in our system, especially in politics or government and he is not corrupt, then he is lucky to be God-fearing. Otherwise, it is only in Nigeria that you steal money and you walk freely and you are celebrated.”