A university teacher in the Department of Theatre Arts and Film Production, University of Port Harcourt, Prof Henry BellGam, has called on the 36 State governments and the Federal Capital Territory Administration to participate actively in the fight against corruption which he said has ruined Nigeria’s image before the international community.
Speaking with The Tide in Port Harcourt recently, Bellgam maintained that the issue of corruption in Nigeria remains a collective responsibility which all strata of the economy are expected to be part of for achievable success in 2020 and beyond.
He urged stakeholders to make justice affordable for corruption for the common masses of this country, stressing that the only recipe for development in Nigeria, is when genuine fight against corruption is put in place by the government.
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Former President of Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), Onueze C. Okocha (SAN), has stressed the need for the principles of the rule of law to be entrenched in the country, even as he asserts that the Federal Government under the watch of President Muhammadu Buhari has failed Nigerians in the area of security going by the spate of insecurity in several parts of the country.
Okocha, who made the remarks as a Guest Lecturer during the Pre-Convocation media briefing and 40th anniversary celebration of the Rivers State University in Port Harcourt on Monday said the rule of law entails that there must be separation of powers among the three arms of government to enable each function independently of one another.