Hon Farouk Lawan has said that he is not on the run contrary to insinuations in some quarters, insisting that there is no reason for him to be on the run because he is not afraid of anything.
The former chairman of the adhoc committee of the House of Representatives on fuel subsidy is currently in Mecca on hajj where he spoke yesterday.
Lawan said he was purely in the holy land to perform his religious obligation and not because he had to run from Nigeria.
He promised to return home as soon as the hajj rites were over, insisting that he was innocent of the bribery allegations levelled against him by oil baron, Femi Otedola.
The lawmaker said the reports that he always wept whenever he faced police interrogators on matters relating to the alleged bribe were a calculated attempt to portray him as guilty.
Lawan also said the claim that members of his dissolved committee had disowned him on the bribery charge was misleading.
He stated he was prepared to do anything to clear himself on the alleged bribe.
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I am not running away - Farouk Lawan
I am not running away - Farouk Lawan
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
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If u run sef,wetin be our own...na 9ja we dey na...
ReplyDeleteMay God protect and guide you from evils Sir.
ReplyDeleteSmall thief.
ReplyDeleteWhy should you run away and risk ending up like Ibori when you can very comfortably buy justice in your home country nigeria? I mean the oods of you being convicted and really jailed is simply zero. Anyone naïve to think otherwise is the reason why nigeria is failing.
ReplyDeleteHe should submit himself to face sharia law while he is there, since he thinks he such a muslim that he must go on hajj. I can factually tell you that he will depositing some vital limps as a donation to their legal system. Intergrity koo!
ReplyDeleteFarouk come back and clear ursef. U don chop moni
ReplyDeleteBut small Hajj is over so what are you still doing in Saudi Arabia or are you waiting for the big Hajj?
ReplyDeletePlease come home and settle your case.