SERVE THEM THE RED CARD AFTER THE WHISTLE PLEASE---MESSAGE TO NIGERIAN POLITICAL REFEREES

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Preerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, thats how a whistle sounds, and here in Nigeria it is a lucrative business. please relax, am not talking about the whistle soccer referees blows to dictate a football match, in Nigeria it is an act of revealing corrupt leaders/politicians, or other government office holders.
The point is, how serious is this whistle blowing policy? truly, is this the platform to arrest the corrupt practices,ram shackled and turned off economy? is whistle blowing now the messiah we have been waiting for? can this settle our unpaid workers? is whistle blowing the policy to create jobs for our youths? to construct roads and set our bad policies straight? i need an answer please.
In as much as am not against its operation and efficiency, i hope we are not getting distracted as a developing nation?
Now the question is, how protected are the whistle blowers? will anybody be arrested? how can you have collected money from a launderer and set him free without penalty? does it make sense atall, because it would be very easy to steal again since they know they will be free..........please are we together? dont just blow whistle, let red card follow the whistle please... it is not a football game, even red cards are served in football games...mtshewww....same old story

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