Living Lavishly Ever After

Public office in Nigeria is, largely, a route to living lavishly ever after. You are overcompensated while in office and further spoilt in retirement after your four- or eight-year tenure. Meanwhile, civil servants who…

Public office in Nigeria is, largely, a route to living lavishly ever after. You are overcompensated while in office and further spoilt in retirement after your four- or eight-year tenure. Meanwhile, civil servants who…

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