There have been reforms to combat the issues, but more Filipinos have not seen many changes made in the police reform programs. .
In another recent article, Callahan, a writer for the journal-news, discusses how T.C. Rogers states that an improper board policy allowed part-time employees to get an extra boost in their salary. Commissioner Don Dixon's son, Brent, and Garry Wayne Hicks, both of whom have resigned, received $190,900 combined with insurance and pension. Both Brent and Garry have special privileges because they have special connections to the owners of their company. This illegal activity of allowing the rich and powerful to have enough money and the poor get nothing is typical of some American companies. Taiwo Olumide and Nelipher Moyo, writers for Greenhaven-press, claim that Nigerian government officials are not entirely responsible for the people and have allowed corruption to run rampant (Taiwo and Moyo). They also argue that improvements on openness with the public and taking responsibility for the lower classes are the cure to the problem of corruption. Goodluck Jonathan, the president of Nigeria, considered putting in a law that would limit governors and presidents to a single long term in office. The president has a term of one, to make changes in the country in a good way. .
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Although some government agencies do provide public aid and help the lower classes in their country. The biggest example is the United Nations, the world's biggest organization that helps in international law, security and economic development. There are some agencies in America that specialize in helping homeless women and debt-ridden families. The agencies aid in enforcing world peace and less corruption in other countries. Some other developed countries have tried ways to limit corruptions in their countries. European countries like France and Germany have organizations that are combating corruptions.