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Tuesday, 20 August 2013

Re: Top PHCN official in ICPC net

IT really pained me to hear that a principal manager of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN), Abuja Distribution Company, Wuse Zone 4, could demand for a sum of N100, 000 as a bribe before he could perform his constitutional duty to install transformers for his customers. If he knew that the action would backfire on him, he wouldn’t have demanded for the bribe. If this is the case, then all other PHCN officials should be very careful and desist from soliciting for money from their customers for the installation of transformers.

The Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission (ICPC) will continue to expose the faces of some corrupt PHCN officials. It should be noted that some of them usually demand for bribe before installing the new prepaid meter for customers. It is, therefore, so unfortunate that a whole manager could be part of this corrupt practice. Most people don’t care about their reputation when it comes to money. This act of indecency has caused the manager great humiliation and pain amongst his colleagues and family members. He has soiled his hands just because of money. This is a big lesson to all bribe takers. Everybody must know that the ICPC and EFCC are on ground.

Therefore, we must shun corruption, and join hands in bringing about sanity to this nation. Bribery and corruption should be stopped.

Jimoh  Mumin,
Ibadan.     

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