From Wilberforce to The Modern Wilberforce: Abolishing Slavery to Eradicating Corruption (Indonesian Scope) but WHEN?

It was he, a great member of British Parliament who was an example of persistent life against abusive social issue in the British Empire. Fighting during forty-six years (from 1787 to 1833) for His campaign to abolish slavery was not happened without disappointments, defeats, illness, and family problems but the endurance had remained up to the historical movement that he made it, the abolitionist achievement.

It was he, named William Wilberforce, who traveled his life "from self-centeredness, achievement-centeredness, and political-centeredness to God-centeredness" (Piper, 2006). His passion for battling the slavery has changed the history of human life not only in British Empire but ultimately in the whole regions internationally. Such a history maker he is....

Facing a different issue in the context of Indonesia, it is an undeniable fact that corruption has been viral almost in every system for long decades. This rampant graft case typically has entered the executive, legislature, and judiciary. 

To eradicate the plaguing of this extraordinary criminal issue, an antigraft body, called the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) was formed. From its performance in defeating this destroying virus recently, a lot of corruption issues have been emerged publicly through channels of media both in printed and electronic forms.  The more we follow the coverage of media toward the graft issues, the more we are revealed that the Corruption Eradication Commission and Indonesia have amounts of complex homework to end this contagious virus.

But how and when? Do we need a modern William Wilberforce or the Source of the inspiring life of Wilberforce? OR?

Note: A not-yet-done writing :-P