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1) Challenging illegitimate transactions
2) Lagos State tax withholding
3) Take political control
4) Define the country we want
5) Broadcast and media campaigns
6) Use the Magisnsky act
7) The Panama, Pandora and Paradise Papers project
8) NNPC fuel subsidy scam
9) Identify local assets of corrupt officials
10) Identify foreign assets of corrupt officials
11) Detail abandoned and looted projects
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Why is FantasticallyCorrupt necessary?
As at the time of starting this movement, Nigeria is and has for several years been one of the most corrupt countries in the world. And more than anything else, official corruption has held us back as a people. the fortunes of and perceptions about Black people around the world is closely tied to that of countries like Nigeria.
NO DETERRENCE
Corruption exists everywhere - in every community in the world. But what compounds the Nigerian case and sets it apart from most of the rest of the world is that official corruption is often condoned. It is often encouraged and sometimes celebrated. Wealthy criminals are often feted. Conviction rates of the worst offenders are quite low and when they do happen, the punishment offer little deterrence for the convicted or justice for those that have suffered from the corruption.
CHANGE
In order to wrest back our society, we must recreate a society where it is a shame to be a thief. We must show that official corruption is not a victimless crime. We must link all cases of official corruption that we come across to direct victims of these acts.
WHAT WILL WE DO
1) This site will - first and foremost - act as a "Hall of Shame"
2) We will be a "Wikipedia of corruption" in Nigeria. Our content will be freely available to anyone
3) Justice for the deprived: class action, wherever we can help
4) Action against derisory sentences
5) Identify associates: it takes a village to steal large sums
6) Identify other possible undetected crimes by this person
7) Keep the cases alive: Eternal vigilance is the price of freedom. we will find strategies for ensuring that we never forget these cases. Eg. Every relevant landmark - eg on the birthdays of these crooks - we will repost their rep sheet to remind the world what despicable beings they are.
USER INPUT
Nigerians - and indeed anyone who has the interest of Nigeria at heart - is invited to help contributed ideas as to how we can fight this kind of corruption and bring justice to its victims. You are invited to submit names, information, ideas to this site.
NOT PARTY POLITICAL
The movement is not allied to any political party. We welcome everyone who has the interest of Nigeria to support the movement, but when you join us, you must leave your party affiliations at the door.
NOT RELIGIOUS OR ETHNIC
The movement is not run or controlled by any religion or ethnic group. Again, we welcome all Nigerians and friends of Nigeria, but you must leave any ethnic and religious conflicts, rivalries and hatred at the door of the movement.
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