Speaking on the floor of the Senate, Senator Sani said, "Corruption in the judiciary and others is treated with insecticide while corruption in the government is treated with deodorant".
Sani stated that Babachir Lawal was invited before the committee and his secretary received the letter and acknowledged receipt. He also stated that three adverts appeared in three newspaper where Babachir Lawal and others connected were also invited.
Sani says 7 out of 9 senators signed his Committee's interim report, not 3. The Senator also described President Buhari's letter to the senate as ''full of falsehood''.
He concluded by saying he doesn't believe President Buhari wrote the letter "and his minions in Presidency" could have written the letter to Senate. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Right from the onset, Mr president have always had a skewed definition of corruption. Friends of his and those have done him some kind of favour are not and will never be corrupt. Is this not the person who boldly proclaimed that General Abacha was not corrupt even in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. He said so simply
ReplyDeletebecause the late Dictator appointed him as the head of PTF when he was at his lowest political ebb. Is he not the same person who consorts with well known corrupt politicians and even appointed the likes of Amaechi and Fashola into cabinet positions? Give me a break! Nigeria is yet to be blessed with a true leader. One day, maybe but it will be for a long while!