My question, was Maddox exposed by the senate????? I need answer to this from Mr President, not only the present but as well all past that witnessed such a fraud scheme to ripping the poor as Maddox ripped off the rich and still get life jail.

My message to the poor victims is to form a bloc and rampage towards all concerned chairmen directly, no remedy is anticipated when you expect a failed state to fight on your behalf. This vision of revolts to me is unattainable due to illiterate level among them as it only when the poor in Africa and Nigeria in particular understand that the basic norms of democracy lies in their hands by taking active participation.

What the nation expects of you and your colleagues is no less than concerted approach at passing revolutionary bills aimed at curtailing, if not totally eliminating, acts of corruption in our corporate and body polity. In this line, it is behoving of the legislature to ensure that it does just stop at only exposing these erstwhile executives, it should take further steps at ensuring the probes and recovery of the money which they have borrowed from the defunct banks from them. If possible, they should be made to pay all interest accruable to such loans.

Veering into the issue of “branding,” you made allusion to, I am sure that you are aware of the public perception of the subject and the overall outlook of government policies. It is high time members of your likes in the legislature began developing pragmatic approach aimed at erasing the negative perception and skepticism about government’s policies in the mindset of the public. You may start by adopting policy that effect positively on the lives of the common man – socially, economically and otherwise. You got it alright when you asserted that it must star from within (Legislature, Executive and Judiciary – emphasis mine).

Lastly, without bias, we wish to see the ascendance of more women into the positions in public and private services.

What the nation expects of you and your colleagues is no less than concerted approach at passing revolutionary bills aimed at curtailing, if not totally eliminating, acts of corruption in our corporate and body polity. In this line, it is behoving of the legislature to ensure that it does just stop at only exposing these erstwhile executives, it should take further steps at ensuring the probes and recovery of the money which they have borrowed from the defunct banks from them. If possible, they should be made to pay all interest accruable to such loans.

Veering into the issue of “branding,” you made allusion to, I am sure that you are aware of the public perception of the subject and the overall outlook of government policies. It is high time members of your likes in the legislature began developing pragmatic approach aimed at erasing the negative perception and skepticism about government’s policies in the mindset of the public. You may start by adopting policy that effect positively on the lives of the common man – socially, economically and otherwise. You got it alright when you asserted that it must star from within (Legislature, Executive and Judiciary – emphasis mine).

Lastly, without bias, we wish to see the ascendance of more women into the positions of public service.

You can see why our problems are not going away soon. Each government recycles extremely corrupt people. Shame!