Description

"How to Fight Corruption" is a play that portrays how corruption loomed in Bongo Republic. Yet, the good people of Bongo Republic, such as: Sule, a blunt man, Emeka and Femi, both human right activists, Silas, Chairman of Bongo Youths and Comrade Victor, President of the Students Union, University of Bongo, and General Makoza, the Army Chief, they all gave President Emmanuel the support to secure power and evolved a strong political will and determined effort to curb corruption in Bongo Republic, from the top to the bottom strata of the public and private sectors, through a sanctioned society and collective actions of the people to eradicate the menace called corruption. This play outlines the travails of corruption and the various strategies to curb corruption in our families, schools, government and wider society. This play will also be of immense help to government anti-corruption agencies, students, leaders, politicians, civil servants, military, police, clergies, teachers, lawyers, oppressed masses and the general public for a cautionary note over the abuse of public and private funds meant for the people's well-being.