Should we take all definations of the Oyinbos or we should sometimes redefine word(s) as it suit us?
My question could be rhetoric, but from the look of things, is defination given to corruption in anyway suggest the true meaning of it in Nigeria? I think how we live should determine how we see life. If a square glass sit on it edge, we could call it prism even if originally it's meant to be square object.
In my early days in school, I was taught different colours. But, I was surprised to hear a yellow man calling me black instead of brown and that same yellow called himself white. My point from the general perception of Nigeria and Nigerians, is corruption really a corruption in Nigeria?
For instance, in Saudi Arabia, the wealth of the nation is divided in three: for the government, for rulers and for savings. There rulers who alloted billions of dollars to themselves aren't corrupt, their children can enjoy life anyhow anywhere without citizens protest and they live in peace with balanced economy.
Case in mind: CELEBRATION OF IBORI even my the MONARCHS.

I am never in support of any evil, but WHAT SHOULD BE THE REAL DEFINATION OF CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA?

YOUR OPINION PLEASE. ...........