Sunday 13 March 2016

Integrity Deficit, Major Crisis of Nigeria Value System; Dr Kayode Fayemi at #WIMBIZAnnualLecture



It was a time to discuss Nigeria’s value system in our present day and ways to resuscitate the values that truly define us and make us Africans and Nigerians in particular.
Present at the 15th #WIMBIZAnnuallecture was the former Governor of Ekiti State and Minister of Solid Minerals, Dr Kayode Fayemi who spoke alongside Aisha Ahmad and other dignitaries shared on various issues revolving on how our values systems got eroded and how to restore same by all collective effort.
While he lashed the political class, he mentioned that everyone must keep an eye on maintaining the right values.

Excerpt from the speech by Dr Kayode Fayemi,
"As I have already noted, it is easy to criticize politicians because of our relative high visibility. 
Corrupt politicians abuse their positions and break the public trust. But so also do corrupt bank chief executives who embezzle depositors’ funds or corrupt journalists who take bribes and write their stories according to the dictates of their patrons, or the NGO executive who steals donor funds or the academic who demands sexual favours from female students in exchange for positive marks. What all these depraved persons have in common is that they have integrity deficits."

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Prof Remi Sonaiya at #WIMBIZAnnualLecture 2016





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