NIGERIA MOVING FORWARD IS IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE OF NIGERIA AND NOT THE POLITICIANS ALONE. DO NOT ELECT LOOTERS AND PEOPLE WITH QUESTIONABLE CHARACTERS INTO OFFICES BECAUSE THE RESULT WILL ALWAYS BE NEGATIVE IF WE DO. STOP CORRUPTION NOW AS WE APPROACH 2019.

Viewers Corner News gathered recently that some group of people in Nigeria are appealing to all eligible voters in the country (Nigeria) not to vote for ex-governors to become senators anymore because is like continuation of corruption in the country (Nigeria). This is a great move and Viewers Corner News team is in support of this move. However as 2019 draw closer, we (Viewers Corner News team) shall assist in making it known to the Nigerian public why it is not good to vote some of those Nigerian corrupt ex-governors to become senators. Briefly, here is one such example which is the denial of Mr. Ibrahim Magu as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s chairman. Those against his confirmation are mainly ex-governors of Nigeria who are now serving senators and most of them are influencing other members of the senate not to confirm  Mr. Ibrahim Magu’s appointment because those ex-governors have lots of corruption related issues to answer and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) headed by Mr. Ibrahim Magu would never stop investigating them to make sure that justice is honestly achieved. Now those ex-governors who are serving senators and very corrupt individuals are doing everything possible to get Mr. Ibrahim Magu out of the way so as to cover the truth. Nigerian voters come 2019 should not vote for them anymore because those corrupt ex-governor in the senate are part of the problems Nigeria is facing at the moment. They do not want the truth to be made known to the Nigerian people and the only way to solve this problem is this, do not vote for them come 2019 so that they can easily be invited by any commission or agency as the law stated to give account of how they spend billions of federal allocations given to them to develop their various states when they were in office as governors. If they had done their home work properly, salaries of workers and pensioners’ allowances should not have been owed and other beautiful aspects to make the ordinary people of their various states live comfortable life would have been taken care of nicely but “greed, corruption and only me and my family will enjoy the wealth of the state sort of attitude” did not allow them to build infrastructures in their various states, which is very bad.