Everyone has a price
I first heard this statement from one of my lecturers at the university. He appeared like an honest man. He called his name Daddy G. O. He did not sell handouts to us like other lecturers ( in Nigerian High institutions of learning, some lecturers type lecture notes and sale to their students). But Daddy G. O would always emphasize that every Nigerian has a price, even him. Just that we've not offered him the right price. I did not like most of my mates understood him. I in particular hated to hear him say that. "Everyone has a price" As John Hart says, it states a generality that people can be persuaded to overcome their supposed moral scruples if offered sufficient inducement. I observed things a lot, I don't know how we got to where we are today as a people but before we can get out of our situation, there must be a National reorientation to shift our focus. Because right now everyone is just after money. Religious leaders, political leaders, academic leaders, e...