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Home |   About Us |   Contact Us |   Members |   Search |   Subscribe |   Disclaimer |   THE GUARDIAN CONSCIENCE, NURTURED BY TRUTH LAGOS, NIGERIA.     Friday, June 18 2004   news   editorial/opinion   politics & people   focus/record   business   sports   metro   capital market   weekend   golf weekly   Guardian Chat Click to join the chatroom Gains of Nigerian corruption SIR: Despite the fact that Nigeria is the sixth largest producer of crude oil in the world, it has the largest population of slums on the African continent. It is common knowledge that the elite officials have skimmed the cream and have credited their own personal accounts in offshore banks. They have simply ignored the plight of the ordinary citizen with the result that 50 per cent of the population now live in squalor and raw sewage meanders its way between their tin-shanties. As a Westerner I thank Providence for the status quo because those avaricious pseudo-educated wogs in their pin-stripes have enriched my world. It is common knowledge that General Sani Abacha stashed away $35 billion. Such funds have made it possible for the Swiss and other foreigners to enjoy an infrastructure with excellent healthcare, magnificent roadways, and high-tech communication networks. So, long live Nigerian corruption. Without it we in the West could not afford our lavish lifestyle. D. Appavoo, Canada � 2003 - 2004 @ Guardian Newspapers Limited (All Rights Reserved).  Powered by dnetsystems.net dnet�

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