Nigeria, Oct. 2 -- Nigeria's greatest burden is not only the corruption of its leaders but also the mindset that this corruption has planted in the wider society. The culture of entitlement thrives on theft, hypocrisy, and mutual deception between those who loot public wealth and those who demand a share of it. This mentality has weakened institutions and influenced how Nigerians see power and success. It has created a system where wrongdoing is rewarded, and honesty is punished. From the earliest years of independence, public officers in Nigeria looted government funds with little consequence. What began as isolated misconduct soon became entrenched. Offenders were rarely punished. Some who were caught even found their ways back into pol...