Monday, 18 January 2016

I SUPPORT THE ANTI CORRUPTION WAR - SEN. Buruji Kashamu

We should be patient with the govern­ment and perform our civic responsibilities as patriotic citizens. For instance, I endorse the ongoing anti-corruption cam­paign. It is one effort that must be sup­ported by all and sundry irrespective of ethnic, religious or political affiliations. My support for the ongoing anti-corrup­tion campaign is neither meant to rubbish anyone, curry favour from any quarters nor join the ruling party. My support for the anti-graft campaign is borne out of my genuine desire to stand up for what is right, just and equitable in order for the masses to weigh whatever I say and be able to take informed decisions rather than being brainwashed. For, as Martin Luther King, Jr. said, "The ultimate mea­sure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy."
Naturally, the current anti-corruption campaign would affect a lot of those who played active roles in the immediate past administration, especially at the federal level. Therefore, it is only normal for the government of the day to first clear the Augean stable before settling down for the onerous task of governance. In the course of doing that, if anybody's name is found in the books, the anti-graft agencies have a duty to do their job. But, such a job must be done, according to the Rule of Law. It is only the court that can say whether someone is guilty or not. Indeed, it is an aberration for a creation of the law to violate the law.
Yet, if the truth must be told, within the short time that this anti-corruption campaign began, there are positive re­sults to show that the government is on track. The President rode to office on account of his integrity and goodwill. No matter what anybody says, his in­tegrity is intact. He is a focused Presi­dent whose body language is making treasury looters shiver and return their loot to the government's coffers. Put simply, his anti-corruption record is infallible. In view of the dwindling oil revenue, we need all the money we can get to fix our infrastructure and develop our economy.
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