Systematic Interpretivist Ideology Adopting The Inductive And Hermeneutic Paradigm

Corruption and power have been inextricably linked for so long that many consider them to be one and the same, forever destined to accompany each other. Yet, corruption among the powerful has not been met with complacency in human history, rather the opposite instead. The Ancient Romans pioneered the first legal system with brutal punishments aimed to prevent ambitus, or political corruption. This strong desire to forcibly isolate corruption and power can be seen in China’s recent decision to declare severe cases of political corruption as worthy of the “death penalty”. Corruption even correlates with the development status of a country, which explains the common “African leadership is corrupt” rhetoric. Corruption and power may seem to be

Instead of focusing on diversifying, the leaders of the country focus on gaining power and standing in the government. “Nigeria’s most daunting challenge lies in overcoming the severe divisions among its competing religious and ethnic groups” . Moreover, once they gain it, their problems do not end, since they must look over their back, never knowing how long they will hold on to the little power they have. Meanwhile, the common person suffers, as he is neglected by his government and must survive on his own. “The standard of living declined even further than before and external debts increased.” This neglect of the common man bodes ill for the government, as it is the common man who votes in the polls. However, the vote does very little, since corruption is rampant in Nigeria.

The Methodology that will be used in terms of the research question will be the qualitative research which involves a phenomenological perspective. The researcher aims to evaluate the meaning of events for people in particular situations, the characteristic of qualitative research are as follows.

Having read your write ups, it is obvious that you are blaming the atrocities laziest people in Nigeria perpetuate on those in authority. To a large extent, I disagree with you. Inasmuch as the majority of those in authority are corrupt, I don't think that is a reason for justifying laziness, greediness, and evil that people commit. If the government had done everything it could to establish a healthy environment for Nigerians, so many people would have yet indulged in atrocities. Nigeria is an environment in which the majority of the inhabitants wants to be rich overnight, and that is what gave birth to the corruption we witness today at all levels of government and institutions in Nigeria. However, in the midst of the unhealthy environment

Nigeria is considered to be one of the most corrupt countries in the world. Many different forms of corruption are familiar to Nigeria including political corruption, bureaucratic corruption, electoral corruption, embezzlement, and bribery. Corruption has even been said to be a viable enterprise in Nigeria due to the involvement of citizens, government officials, and private corporations alike. Two main factors help explain why corruption and bribery are so high in Nigeria, these factors include Nigeria’s complete dependence on the petroleum industry and profit-focused companies taking advantage of a less developed,

The qualitative data was analysed using interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA). This system recognises that a participant’s views will be affected by the

Corruption is the only logic answer that can explain the neglect of this phenomenon. Tragically, the legislature of Ghana and in addition other African nations permits and supports these misbehaviors. Degenerate practices are sought after for own self increase. Thus the reasons explicable for the growth of Child trafficking in Ghana are neglect by the government, the fear of the cost to be incurred by the government if child trafficking is to be tackled and finally the absence of an effective the rule of law in Ghana. Corruption is ultimately the only logic reason why all the factors mentioned above would thrive. Since the economy of Ghana is steadily growing, why is this prevalent in the rural areas? Through analysis of the topic of Child Trafficking in Ghana I argue that even though it is not yet a widespread issue, as we know corruption to erode, in years to come if measures are not put into place, it will become a nationwide calamity. Therefore, the objective of this

Corruption can be defined as the use of entrusted power to accumulate public wealthy for personal benefit. Corruption is not peculiar to any country, continent or state; it is sure a global issue which is an endemic to all government all over the world. However, corruption is prevalent in the Niger delta region of Nigeria; public officers in this oil producing state of Nigeria are corrupt. Consequently, it has defied the Niger delta from developing politically and economically which has left the states reputation in a mess. Radicalization of youths, abject poverty and -political instability are the three leading effects of corruption in the Niger delta region of Nigeria.

This project will use interpretive phenomenological psychologist’s method because it provides more powerful tool for understanding human nature and it recognise the reflexive role of the researcher in the production of knowledge. This perspective will focus on the meaningfulness of experience itself because this perspective believes that individuals are actively involved in meaning making (intentionality). In phenomenology epistemonology is the study of knowledge; its conditions, its boundaries and its possibilities. While ontology is the study of existence and nature of being (project booklet,2012). This project looks at how participants experienced and how they interpret those experiences by focusing on understanding what is going on in terms of structure of the life worlds (temporality, spatiality, intersubjectivity and embodiment). (project booklet,2012)

Finally, we think that corruption in Nigeria is presented on a large scale because the government allows it, so this case involves a very important and outrageous government and its leaders. And the company in question, we think that this had to have chosen a better his legal representative in Nigeria for the construction of the plants (they were a part of the blame)

The article focuses on the setting, plot and structure, point-of-view, characterization and diction. It seeks to explain, evaluate and justify the significance of these literary devices to the overall thematic preoccupation of the novel. The contract x-rays corruption in Nigeria as perceived by the author. Through the awards of fraudulent contracts, Nigerian political and institutional leaders defraud public coffers and siphon the money abroad while social infrastructures collapse from neglect. The literary technique employed by the author in underscoring the theme is the subject matter of this

Kenya is one of the most corrupt countries in the world due to a long legacy of corrupt leaders according to the recent transparency international standings(145/176). It is so visible, that it is impossible for a citizen or even a visitor to deny its presence. Corruption is a problem that is engulfed everywhere around the globe, in some countries more than others and it was not until a few years ago that the international donor community recognized corruption as one of the main responsibilities for the failure of development in Africa .Corruption hinders economic development and gradually slows down the democratic process and stability within a political system. The money gained out from corruption does not trickle down to the people nor is it used to make any development, instead is it used for private gain and to fund luxurious living. Corruption in Africa can be seen as both systemic and generalized, systemic since it is more of a rule than an exception and generalized since it is not limited to just one sector. There are three types of corruption that are found in a society, but will only mention two of them. The first type of corruption is described as grand corruption: which is corruption acts done by the political elite. They use their powers to gain private themselves, it is known as the worst form of corruption as it’s responsible for destroying communities at large. The second type of corruption is bureaucratic corruption, also known as petty corruption. In this

With the globalization processing moving head, the corruption has become a global issue especial in developing countries (Council of Europe, 2005). In recent year, Man is facing a corruption which is becoming more and more serious. It is knows that the critical trade of intermediary is money, thus the economic system has been damaged more than other areas. The corruption is be defined as corruption is the abuse of public power for private benefit (Council of Europe, 2005) by World Bank. In Africa, some country’s public assets be embezzled approximately $50bn each year. Meanwhile, the multinational enterprise control accounts for 30% of Africa financial capital, the directly consequence make government lose revenue about $14bn each year. The investors are losing confidence at Africa for gap of wealth and unfair competition (Plessis, 2017). This essay will address what cause economic corruption is, and which area been affected. In the end of this essay, I will give the feasible strategies to against economic corruption. The whole essay will be divided into four parts, which are addressed introduction; background; causes and effects on recourse allocation; causes and effects on economic order; feasible corruption fighting plan and evaluate above topics in turn.

Nigeria is known for having a long, complicated and tragic history. Since achieving independence in 1960, Nigeria has struggled to stabilize its government. Nigeria’s history is studded with military coups and corruption. The rule of numerous coups, which have occurred relatively close together over a span of about twenty nine years, make it extremely difficult for a stable form of democratic government to be created. Instead of a true democracy, Nigeria suffers under a kleptocratic government. Nigeria’s corrupt form of government consistently takes from its people for their own reward. Another factor of government instability, is that Nigeria is a state comprised without regard to the nations within its borders. The people of Nigeria

Corruption is a complex political, social, and economic anomaly that negatively affects developing and developed countries. It weakens democratic institutions, holds economic development, widening the rich-poor gap and certainly leads to governmental instability. The World Bank definition of corruption states that “…the abuse of public office for private gain”.