Politicians, oath of office and African deities

THE Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
states with such exactitude and society insists with
much doggedness that, it is cardinally imperative for
public office holders, professionals and officers at all
levels to take an oath of office. This is to expurgate
unpatriotic conduct and the underpinnings of
corruption against the people, the state and the
ethics of their calling etc. The oath of office is also to
ensure that there is integrity, honesty and
transparency in leadership.