Honesty refers to the quality of being truthful, transparent, and upright in one's actions and dealings. It involves adhering to moral and ethical principles even when faced with temptations to deceive or engage in dishonest practices. Corruption, on the other hand, is the abuse of power and position for personal gain which stems from dishonesty, unethical and inhumane behavior. It erodes trust in institutions, damages economies, and undermines or manipulates social cohesion. These are the traits of unpleasant characters and the high costs of living are proofs that the wrong people are in the driver seats. They influence masses with momentary gratifications with past problems which already had solutions, blindly promising that the cost of that moment will be paid and sweeping the rest of the information and facts under the carpet which will burden and disrupt everyone's present and future. These deceptive actions have no merit besides personal gain for the corrupt.

To eradicate corruption, society must prioritize transparency, accountability, and strong ethical values such as;

• • Creating robust and independent oversight bodies, such as anti-corruption commissions and ombudsman offices, to investigate and prosecute corrupt activities.
• • Promoting transparency by implementing open and transparent government processes such as public procurement, budgeting, and decision-making, to reduce corruption opportunities.
• • Fostering a culture of integrity through education, training, and awareness campaigns to promote ethical behavior whilst eradicating corruption and destruction.
• • Imposing severe penalties for corrupt practices such as imprisonment, asset forfeiture, and public exposure.

  
  

  Addressing the high cost of living is a complex issue that often requires a combination of policy changes, economic growth, and financial literacy to achieve meaningful and lasting improvements. Dealerships have solid foundations built on good ethics and morale. However, the corruption has an impact and if it is not addressed soon, a good network might collapse for no betterment as dealerships sole aim is to promote products for fuel. And the people handling the energy of these fuel, as well as electricity, water and other services, have taken it too far. As a dealership, the aim of the business is to sell as many quantities possible to reach goals and sustain well-beings. How will this be possible if people cannot replenish the energy for these products? Ethically authorized groups and personnel must come together and dethrone these unjust people.