There is no doubt that corruption can have a corrosive effect on society and undermine trust in institutions. There must be accountability and consequences for those who engage in corrupt practices. It's unfortunate that Nigerians have become desensitized to corruption in our society, often justifying corrupt behavior in our family, friends, and leaders. Personally, I believe that any Nigerian found guilty of misappropriating public funds for personal use should face severe penalties, including life imprisonment. Corruption can lead to the downfall of any nation that fails to address it effectively, and it's essential to have a robust system of accountability and consequences in place to prevent its spread. My point is that nigerians must promote a culture of accountability, and transparency because it is crucial in the fight against corruption. Encouraging whistleblowing, strengthening institutions, and ensuring that those found guilty face appropriate penalties can help create a society where corruption is no longer tolerated.