OYEGUN BORE HIS MIND ON THE MUHAMMUDU BUHARI'S ANTI-CORRUPTION'S CRUSADE

 

JOHN ODIGIE OYEGUN

The ruling party, All Progressives Congress has said through its National chairman that the anti-corruption war of the Muhammadu Buhari’s government is neither selective nor partisan.

He noted that Peoples Democratic Party chieftains are being investigated because most of them received funds from Sambo Dasuki, former national security adviser.

He said that when the former NSA was sharing money “from his ATM machine”, he didn’t extend an invitation to members of the opposition party.

“Prosecution depends on evidence. Once there is evidence, if anyone has evidence, let him provide it”. He said

He also said there are a few APC leaders who are being called to question and that the campaign is not as one sided as it seems and it is not something to be apologetic for.

Oyegun also said the ruling party is not interested in an opposition that is enmeshed in crisis, insisting that the APC is not in any way responsible for the internal strife in the PDP.

“All I can say is that they cannot eat their cake and have it. When their factional chairman left us, they were celebrating, they were happy saying oh, we’ve got a big fish. Now that they see the kind of man he is, they are crying wolf. We have nothing to do with the travails of the PDP because in reality; we want a virile opposition. We want an opposition that is responsible, that has ideas to contribute” he also maintained.

The APC chieftain further stressed that the federal government isn’t investigating the campaign funds expended by the PDP, but rather, public funds that were pumped into the 2015 election.

 Oyegun said individual donors, businesses and companies who contributed the election campaign of the PDP aren’t under investigation.