By: Our Reporter, Calabar
The Cross River State Commissioner for Information, Dr Erasmus Ekpang, has advised corrupt citizens against the consequences of the vice particularly on individuals and by extension the family and society .
The Commissioner was speaking at a Town Hall Meeting organised by Wadata Media and Advocacy Centre on the Dynamics of The Fight Against Corruption: The Need For Citizens to Demand Accountability held in Calabar.
He said that the excitement that accompanied stealing, embezzlement and corruption either materially or morally was temporal and culminates in agony and regrets.
Ekpang insisted that there is no iota of pure joy in any act of vices but manifest destructions, lost of self esteem and aggravates fear which could further propel further faulty acts inimical to the self and the society.
According to him , the freedom of living without corrupt behavior is unfathomable and enjoined Nigerians to make concerted efforts at fighting corruption beginning from self.