Speaking with journalists after leading 16 bishops to a meeting with the president late Monday, Bishop Ignatius Kaigama, president of the conference, described corruption as a cancer that is impeding the growth of the country.
”Since 1960, the Catholic bishops have been talking against corruption, telling people to avoid it,” he said.
“It is a cancer, it is dangerous, it is a sickness and it is a social disease. We have assured the president that we are 100 per cent with him in his fight against corruption.
“With corruption, we can’t progress. With corruption, everything goes wrong, immorality takes over, retrogression takes place. So corruption is a huge obstacle that has to be dismantled.”
Kaigama expressed happiness with the passion Buhari exuded while speaking on strategies for improving the county better and mobilising all Nigerians to selflessly put in their best.
A begi jor. No be una dey bless them as they are looting?
ReplyDeleteNigeria would be better under Buhari that I know!!!! God would surly keep Nigeria together no matter the travail
ReplyDeleteMay thier meeting bring blessings to Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteGullible masses in the name of religion nigerians turn daft.
ReplyDeleteYou're sick for that statement. Why abusing the men of God
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