By Bartholomew Madukwe

Founder of Students Without Borders International, SWBI, Comrade Nwodi Chinedu, has hailed President Muhammadu Buhari on his fight against corruption.

“The fear of the President is the beginning of wisdom for Nigerians as corruption is reducing. It is not business as usual anymore.

The fight against corruption is a good start but the authority has not really dealt with corrupt leaders,” he said.

President of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari addresses the 70th session of the United Nations General Assembly September 28, 2015 at the United Nations in New York. AFP

Chinedu noted that SWBI, which is organizing the African Youth Leadership Summit on October 24 in Cotonou, had anti corruption education as a main area of its focus.“Nigerian youth has lost their moral values. We celebrate corrupt people in Nigeria. President Buhari corruption war is a welcome idea which will help the Nation as a whole,” he stated.

He explained that in line with celebrating the United Nations Day, SWBI would hold its 2015 youth leadership summit on October 24 in Cotonou.

“Each year of October 24 is the International United Nations Day. Program of activities for the event include a visit to Nigeria Embassy, French Cultural Centre and Obama Beach,” Chinedu stated.

SWBI founder (Chinedu) explained that their aim and objective is to create an atmosphere for international relationship among the African youths for unity through a framework of friendship and service to humanity.

“The Summit will serve as an effective platform to give participants the understanding, knowledge and entrepreneurship empowerment that will involve all relevant principles for responsible personal development for an average Africa citizen,” he added.