Nigeria is fantastically corrupt. Everyone is looking for what to embezzle.

I won’t be surprised if they retire her before her retirement. Nigeria is a bundle of cr!minality. Under the PDP, it was a “developing problem.”APC seized power and made it a “cultural lifestyle.” And by the way, I’m not surprised the woman’s name is “Ifeoma.”

The corruption accomplices will say she is demarketing their corrupt country.

IFEOMA.....na only IGBO people get integrity in this country....see as those yariba and fulani people aren't happy with her speech.... MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS MY IGBO BROTHERS AND SISTERS ❤️ WE HAVE SACRIFICED ENOUGH TO SEE THIS COUNTRY WORK.

The tragedy is not that corruption exists, but that it thrives with applause.

It keeps getting worse

This is why they don’t like Igbos 😏

She's the next target of Senate President Akpabio. Especially as she's a woman. 'Collapsed' National Assembly!

This is old news. This is no longer news in Nigeria. The corruption going on in naija if na another country e deh happen,that country for don pack up. E for don close down. A former British PM once said naija is fantastically corrupt . But there's a good news. Peter Gregory Obi is coming to fix the country! Peter Gregory Obi is coming to clean up the mess and send all corrupt polithiefians to jail.

A Nation at the Crossroads: Nigeria Must Arise! I just watched a video where a clerk—yes, a worker inside the National Assembly—boldly exposed the corruption of our lawmakers. This is not fiction. It is the reality of our nation today. When a clerk becomes the voice of conscience, exposing the lawmakers who were meant to be the moral compass of our democracy, we must stop and ask: How far have we fallen? The National Assembly is not just a building; it is the seat of legislation, the oversight body meant to hold the executive accountable. But how can a corrupt system correct another? How can darkness drive out darkness? Let it be known: Nigeria is ripe for a revolution of conscience. Not with guns and fire, but with truth, courage, and the unity of the people. This is a call to every Nigerian—north and south, rich and poor, old and young. We must rise, we must speak, we must act. Let this clerk’s courage be a spark. Let it ignite a fire in the heart of every citizen. We are not helpless. We are not voiceless. And we will not be silent anymore. I pray: May the Lord raise righteous leaders. May He give us boldness to speak truth without fear. May His mercy visit Nigeria again. In the name of Jesus Christ, amen. I am a citizen. I am awake. And I am making my voice heard. God bless Nigeria. Let the revolution of righteousness begin.

What is wrong with Nigeria and clapping 👏 even before someone finishes a sentence