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Home » Senate Chief Whip Wants Death Penalty For Anyone Who Steals N1tr, Not N1bn
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Senate Chief Whip Wants Death Penalty For Anyone Who Steals N1tr, Not N1bn

Editor1By Editor1May 16, 2024
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Senator Ali Ndume
Senator Ali Ndume

Ali Ndume, the Chief Whip of the Senate, says he would support the death penalty for those stealing government money.

Although, he cautioned that those who steal one million or one billion should not be killed, “but someone who steals one trillion of government money should be killed.”

Ndume also noted that corruption in Nigeria is people-driven, admitting that politicians steal and share with the people.

The Chief Whip stated this on Channels TV while reacting to the condition of death penalty as a deterrent for those caught with drugs were being fielded.

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“If you compare us, politicians, to all the corruption, it is very small. Our corruption is people-driven.” He said.

“If you steal it, you will go and share it with the people. If you don’t, you are not coming back for four years. There is no reason for stealing.

“I have been to the National Assembly; I can’t say because we are on TV now and not telling the truth. If the death penalty is supposed to be included in corruption, I will support it, but you don’t go and kill someone who stole one million or one billion, no. But someone who steals one trillion of government money should be killed.

“The death penalty is the best deterrent for those being caught for drugs. If you do drugs, you are killing people.

“That means you have destroyed the lives of so many people and killed so many people,” he added.

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