Misconduct in Nigeria

[Maxwell99]

Misconduct is a major problem in Nigeria, and it's affected buy a wide range of areas, from education to politics and businesses. Corruption are common, and there is no accountability for those who practice misconduct. Many people feels there is a culture all that allows bad behavior to go unpunished. One way to solve misconduct in Nigeria is by increasing the transparency and accountability. Like there focus on the information about government spending, should be made public. There should be strict enforcement of anti corruption laws. Additional business should do well as to encourage ethical behavior, educational institution should also promote ethics and integrity. Are there other way to address misconduct in Nigeria?

[Agbe]

Call it misconduct or corruption it's one of the greatest problem of the country as there's no respect and regard for for the rules of law as people can do anything and goes cut free. Corruption is at it best with public office holders not been accountable with fund's that is allocated to their offices generally speaking misconduct is what is even making the economy of the country to be in a bad shape because there is no good people who can improve the economy of the country as all that those in public offices do is to loot the common wealth of the nation
Misconduct in Nigeria can only be corrected when we have strong laws and institutions that everyone will be subject to and punish offenders of the nation's law because the truth of the matter is the present laws in the country is too week and lack the capacity to sanitize the country

[Nheer]

Misconduct is a major problem in Nigeria, and it's affected buy a wide range of areas, from education to politics and businesses. Corruption are common, and there is no accountability for those who practice misconduct. Many people feels there is a culture all that allows bad behavior to go unpunished. One way to solve misconduct in Nigeria is by increasing the transparency and accountability. Like there focus on the information about government spending, should be made public. There should be strict enforcement of anti corruption laws. Additional business should do well as to encourage ethical behavior, educational institution should also promote ethics and integrity. Are there other way to address misconduct in Nigeria?

We all pray for better governance for the country but to this scenario it will be very difficult to try and eradicate corruption. Trying to put end to this corruption will really benefit the nation and the citizens in general but it will take a very long period of time to stop it . Bad governance and economic crisis are very bad situation to the country every body are really trying to get their pocket filled and forgetting why they were put in that position it very painful and citizens are suffering the consequences which ain’t supposed to be that way .
We really are praying for upper respiratory to come and help this nation filled with corruption and incompetence and serious punishment should be brought to consideration as the OP said .

[rachael9385]

Misconduct is a major problem in Nigeria, and it's affected buy a wide range of areas, from education to politics and businesses. Corruption are common, and there is no accountability for those who practice misconduct. Many people feels there is a culture all that allows bad behavior to go unpunished. One way to solve misconduct in Nigeria is by increasing the transparency and accountability. Like there focus on the information about government spending, should be made public. There should be strict enforcement of anti corruption laws. Additional business should do well as to encourage ethical behavior, educational institution should also promote ethics and integrity. Are there other way to address misconduct in Nigeria?

My brother as u see this country so like this hmm, no how wey u want take do wey transparency go dey oo.
The country Dom bad e Dom bad no be small. Wetin matter for this country now na personal growth and interest no be play as e dey like this now nobody dey reason anoda, person wey u wan help fit follow back boycott u. How misconduct wan take stop when even small children eyes Dom open them Dom know corruption pass adult.
Wen we talk of misconduct everybody for our country dey involved not one person or listing out the government alone everybody dey misconducted, so the main matter now na self growth we go dey reason no be to make naija better again cause no be today we dey hear the talk. Them say the more u look the less u see , so the more we talk the worst it becomes so look less and take action. Our country na operation action for urself oo and for good oo.

[Axcel777]

Call it misconduct or corruption it's one of the greatest problem of the country as there's no respect and regard for for the rules of law as people can do anything and goes cut free. Corruption is at it best with public office holders not been accountable with fund's that is allocated to their offices generally speaking misconduct is what is even making the economy of the country to be in a bad shape because there is no good people who can improve the economy of the country as all that those in public offices do is to loot the common wealth of the nation
Misconduct in Nigeria can only be corrected when we have strong laws and institutions that everyone will be subject to and punish offenders of the nation's law because the truth of the matter is the present laws in the country is too week and lack the capacity to sanitize the country

Corrupt practices have assumed a worthy foe in Nigeria and threatened the wasps nest of the economy and the general populace’s leadership credibility. It is imperative to enhance the enforcement of fair and firm laws and institutions that should be used to prosecutorial violative and bring accountability of all the Public Office Holders. Therefore, through developing a legal system, there is a possibility of bringing a new and negative impact by practicing integrity for the future generation of the country.

[Chilwell]

I will not generalized, but I will only say 90% of Nigeria citizens are involved in one misconduct act or the other. is not only rich people that go against the law, poor people also do the same. The image of the country is at stake, a lot of citizens are committing crime day by day, by involving themselves in unlawful act e.g corruption, bribery, kidnapping, extortion, money laundering, examination malpractice, arm robbery, drug addiction, discrimination, human trafficking, child abuse, fraudulent and so on. Especially now that we are experiencing bad governments, it is going to be difficult For this country to develop, improve and recover economically because governments also plays an important role in corruption.

[Asiska02]

I will not generalized, but I will only say 90% of Nigeria citizens are involved in one misconduct act or the other. is not only rich people that go against the law, poor people also do the same. The image of the country is at stake, a lot of citizens are committing crime day by day, by involving themselves in unlawful act e.g corruption, bribery, kidnapping, extortion, money laundering, examination malpractice, arm robbery, drug addiction, discrimination, human trafficking, child abuse, fraudulent and so on.

This is peculiar to many countries, it just differs how deeply citizens of such nations are involving themselves in it. With statistical data and evidence, there’s no way you can be so sure that about 90% of the Nigerias are involved in misconduct. I disagree with that number even if what you’re saying is true about some Nigerians. The state of the economy can be the reason for that but also poor upbringing and environmental factors, peer groups can influence that to happen.

Especially now that we are experiencing bad governments, it is going to be difficult For this country to develop, improve and recover economically because governments also plays an important role in corruption.

The government may be contributing to the current state of affairs in the country and also will have a major role to play in tackling it. But things like this are better tackled from the grassroot when the bigger tier of government may not have much effect on even though they’re also corrupt and would not want to be blamed for anything. The Nigerian government are showing that they’re trying their best to make things work accordingly, we can only hope that they do the right thing and get all things straight on deck.

[Rruchi man]

There should be strict enforcement of anti corruption laws. Additional business should do well as to encourage ethical behavior, educational institution should also promote ethics and integrity. Are there other way to address misconduct in Nigeria?

Many rules are usually made in the country; the problem always lies with enforcement because officials in charge of enforcements of these laws are always corrupt. Misconduct in Nigeria will begin to stop when people begin to see that our leaders, who are in charge of leadership in any position they find themselves in, are upright and leading the way they should. Our leaders do not set good examples for us; this is why it has been difficult for them to preach ethical behaviour to us.

[Darker45]

There should be strict enforcement of anti corruption laws. Additional business should do well as to encourage ethical behavior, educational institution should also promote ethics and integrity. Are there other way to address misconduct in Nigeria?

Many rules are usually made in the country; the problem always lies with enforcement because officials in charge of enforcements of these laws are always corrupt. Misconduct in Nigeria will begin to stop when people begin to see that our leaders, who are in charge of leadership in any position they find themselves in, are upright and leading the way they should. Our leaders do not set good examples for us; this is why it has been difficult for them to preach ethical behaviour to us.

When there are transformations, it is only reasonable to expect that the change will be led by great leadership and integrity. This means that when our leaders determine to be honorable and practice the principles of integrity, they encourage corporate and appropriate behavior. It is far easier to develop a corporate culture that is law abiding if the leadership is honest, has integrity and is operating in the best interest of everyone as opposed to just the company. By this partnership social justice may very soon be as we all wish to see it, a future where we all are able to tangibly feel the difference.

[Tribalchief]

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Many rules are usually made in the country; the problem always lies with enforcement because officials in charge of enforcements of these laws are always corrupt. Misconduct in Nigeria will begin to stop when people begin to see that our leaders, who are in charge of leadership in any position they find themselves in, are upright and leading the way they should. Our leaders do not set good examples for us; this is why it has been difficult for them to preach ethical behaviour to us.

And what they've preferred to do is to, is to force these laws on the citizens. The truth is, it will be a very difficult task to enforce a general law that will govern every man in this country, including the people in power. You know, one thing about this country, once you have money, or you know somebody in government, or you are part of the government, then it automatically means that certain rules doesn't guide you. A little example is how official vehicles blow past traffic lights while others are patiently waiting, which doesn't sounds like a big deal at all, but it's actually part of the lawless attitude we are talking about.

[Axcel777]

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Many rules are usually made in the country; the problem always lies with enforcement because officials in charge of enforcements of these laws are always corrupt. Misconduct in Nigeria will begin to stop when people begin to see that our leaders, who are in charge of leadership in any position they find themselves in, are upright and leading the way they should. Our leaders do not set good examples for us; this is why it has been difficult for them to preach ethical behaviour to us.

And what they've preferred to do is to, is to force these laws on the citizens. The truth is, it will be a very difficult task to enforce a general law that will govern every man in this country, including the people in power. You know, one thing about this country, once you have money, or you know somebody in government, or you are part of the government, then it automatically means that certain rules doesn't guide you. A little example is how official vehicles blow past traffic lights while others are patiently waiting, which doesn't sounds like a big deal at all, but it's actually part of the lawless attitude we are talking about.

Firm Fairness is one of the biggest steps towards more justice within this nation and small but long strides are being made everyday in the protection of citizens and our rights. It is a prerequisite of legal certainty that we all have the right to equal non-discrimination. As simple as adhering to traffic signals, it is appreciation for the law, and creates even firmer base of disciplined society.

[Cryptsafe]

There should be strict enforcement of anti corruption laws. Additional business should do well as to encourage ethical behavior, educational institution should also promote ethics and integrity. Are there other way to address misconduct in Nigeria?

Many rules are usually made in the country; the problem always lies with enforcement because officials in charge of enforcements of these laws are always corrupt. Misconduct in Nigeria will begin to stop when people begin to see that our leaders, who are in charge of leadership in any position they find themselves in, are upright and leading the way they should. Our leaders do not set good examples for us; this is why it has been difficult for them to preach ethical behaviour to us.

It would be very difficult to fight corruption in this country when virtually all the agencies are manned by the loyalist of our leaders and are dancing to the tone of their paymasters. They are answerable to their bosses in different ways so they ought not to fight the system that put them in place.

These are the reasons why most of these enforcement agencies are just not proactive in situations that needs to be attended to with matter of utmost urgency because most of the cases reported are somehow connected to their bosses or anyone related to their bosses which their bosses are in one way or the other involved in. I have witnessed someone saying that they went to report a case in the station and they were told that they should not bother to continue with it because it is bigger than them because of the names mentioned. With all these, how do we fix up the nation when at this point?

[Yamzakid]

I will not generalized, but I will only say 90% of Nigeria citizens are involved in one misconduct act or the other. is not only rich people that go against the law, poor people also do the same. The image of the country is at stake, a lot of citizens are committing crime day by day, by involving themselves in unlawful act e.g corruption, bribery, kidnapping, extortion, money laundering, examination malpractice, arm robbery, drug addiction, discrimination, human trafficking, child abuse, fraudulent and so on. Especially now that we are experiencing bad governments, it is going to be difficult For this country to develop, improve and recover economically because governments also plays an important role in corruption.

Na true you yan so, I no even get believe sey this country go better again, because na since my childhood dem dey talk sey one day e go better and everyday e dey get worst, so which day e go com better?  both government and citizens we dey corrupt, all this problem tek start from our government, na dem make citizens involved for dis misconduct. See as yahoo boys dey increase everyday, children of nowadays no con dey get passion for skul again, and na dem go be d leaders of tomorrow so if dey com get opportunity to rule the country how dem go com get sympathy for people? Me I dey always feel sey the right tym wey our leaders supposed fix the country don pass but I still hope for the best.

[Agbe]

I will not generalized, but I will only say 90% of Nigeria citizens are involved in one misconduct act or the other. is not only rich people that go against the law, poor people also do the same. The image of the country is at stake, a lot of citizens are committing crime day by day, by involving themselves in unlawful act e.g corruption, bribery, kidnapping, extortion, money laundering, examination malpractice, arm robbery, drug addiction, discrimination, human trafficking, child abuse, fraudulent and so on. Especially now that we are experiencing bad governments, it is going to be difficult For this country to develop, improve and recover economically because governments also plays an important role in corruption.

We as a country is currently this way due to the fact that we have weak institutions as a country because the the law is weak and non-existent in the country over time people have grown with that mindset and it has become a lifestyle and culture in the country for us to be misbehaving and doing things upside down until we come to the point where the law will be strong to hold people to accountable we can't have a society that will be under sanity and decorum

[Tribalchief]

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Na true you yan so, I no even get believe sey this country go better again, because na since my childhood dem dey talk sey one day e go better and everyday e dey get worst, so which day e go com better?  both government and citizens we dey corrupt, all this problem tek start from our government, na dem make citizens involved for dis misconduct. See as yahoo boys dey increase everyday, children of nowadays no con dey get passion for skul again, and na dem go be d leaders of tomorrow so if dey com get opportunity to rule the country how dem go com get sympathy for people? Me I dey always feel sey the right tym wey our leaders supposed fix the country don pass but I still hope for the best.

Leaders of tomorrow keh ?, When the same people who has been in government are still the same people we are seeing now. Politics in this country has become a profession, as those in power don't even want to involve themselves in other things outside that. I think this is a reflection of why the youths don't want to get skill, but rather see fraud as a reigning means to survive, which is not in anyway too different from politics.  No moral values in this current society because the government who ought to show good examples are toying around.