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In societies strangled by underdevelopment and corruption, the prevailing belief often revolves around education as the sole ladder to success. People perceive it as the only way out of their dire circumstances. Yet, in the shadows lurks a darker truth – the pervasive notion that money, coupled with connections to the powerful, is the ultimate key to unlocking opportunities, particularly in securing coveted government positions. In this landscape, the narrative of skill remai