Facts

Virtually everything under the sun is simple, once an individual knows and understands all the facts about the issue(s) in question.  The teacher goes about his assigned duties professionally, displaying expertise and courage where necessary. This is because he possesses absolute knowledge of the eventual result of each action. An individual who knows what is right from what is wrong, without doubt, has the capacity and the ability to guide others transparently. Donate

In 1973, General August Pinochet facilitated a coup d'état, in which the Socialist President, Salvador Allende, was murdered. In 1990, when General Pinochet ended his rule, the country's treasury had been greatly depleted. He passed on to glory at the age of 91 on the 10 December 2006, with charges of corruption trailing his death. Donate

The improvement in the system of transportation, to a very great measure, increases the physical extent and economic size of a country. However, in the Nigerian context, a number of factors have negatively affected the transport system and this has resulted in an astronomical rise in the prices of goods and services beyond the reach of a majority of the population. The prohibitive transportation costs coupled with the multiple taxation across the country and the unabating insecurity have all succeeded in ensuring that Nigerians remain in a perpetual state of hunger and poverty. Curiously, levels of government have channeled generated revenue from multiple taxes, unproductively, to real estate, while Nigerians continue to daily count their landed property losses. Indeed, the government at all levels have always contended with inadequate financial organization and the relevant knowledge. Sadly, economic stagnation is now a major characteristic in most cities that are contending with over

Frederick Chiluba ruled Zambia between 1991 and 2001. Chiluba failed in his bid to run for a third term, even though he looted his country's treasury. $58 million out of his ill-gotten assets in England were identified, confiscated and ordered to be returned to Zambia to assist the disillusioned and impoverished citizenry. Donate

General Suharto ruled Indonesia between 1967 and 1998. He was at the helm of affairs for 31 years, a period when he was discovered to have stolen the country's funds, amounting to billions of dollars. Faced with corruption charges against him, General Suharto was hospitalized after charges of corruption against him were made public. His son, Tommy Suharto was convicted for corruption, in addition to another case of the murder of a judge who had convicted him for corruption. Donate

The Prime Minister of Thailand between 2001 and 2006,Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra of Thailand, mismanaged and frittered away the country's resources, running into billions. The country's Assets Examination Committee indicted him for corruption and other illegal acts, including becoming extraordinarily wealthy after five(5) years of governance. Shinawatra went into exile to Britain when corruption charges were about to be filed against him. While sojourning in Britain, he bought the Manchester City Football Club for $168 million.