@justicecrack: Today is Sunday, and millions of Nigerians will be heading to church. On Fridays, millions also gather in mosques to pray. One thing is clear—Nigeria is a deeply religious country. But here is my question: After all the prayers, sermons, and acts of worship, why do some people still return to their offices, government institutions, and businesses only to engage in corruption and steal public funds? Both the Bible and the Qur'an condemn stealing, dishonesty, and corruption. They teach justice, integrity, and accountability. So, if we are truly as religious as we claim to be, who is stealing Nigeria's wealth? Who is responsible for the corruption that has held this country back? Perhaps the real problem isn't our religion—it's our willingness to practice what we preach.