Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti
State, on Saturday described President Muhammadu Buhari as the life patron of
corruption in Nigeria.
Fayose made the assertion while
highlighting some of the corruption cases that had remained unresolved since
Buhari took over the mantle of leadership in 2015.
In a series of tweets on his
verifiable Twitter handle, Fayose dismissed claims that the current government
had been taken over by a cabal.
Fayose alleged that Buhari
himself is the cabal people were talking about.
The Chairman of the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP, Governors’ Forum insisted that Buhari was using his
anti-corruption crusade to fight perceived political foes.
He wrote: “Buhari is hiding under
anti-corruption fight to harass his perceived political foes.
“Like I have maintained, Buhari
is not fighting any corruption. He is indeed the Life Patron of Corruption in
Nigeria.
“I no longer subscribe to this
idea of cabal taking over Buhari’s govt, I think President Buhari himself is a
cabal.
“Like every affliction of
Israelites, all these shall pass & Nigeria shall be free from this Buhari’s
govt & its odour of corruption in 2019.
“While insecticide is sprayed on
corruption when it involves perceived political opponents of the President.
“Under Buhari, perfume is being
sprayed on corruption when it affects his men
“One can go on and on, but the painful
reality is that Buhari’s government is not only corrupt, the government itself
is corruption!
“Is the President going to use
APC broom to sweep the report on Maina under the carpet just as he did to
others before it?
“Most importantly,, today is
Saturday, what has happened to the report submitted on Tuesday on the
fraudulent reinstatement of Maina?
“What happened to the probe panel
on the alleged N500m bribery said to have been paid to the Chief of Staff
(COS), Abba Kyari by MTN?
“Who brought the five sacks in
which the EFCC claimed that it found N49 million cash to the Kaduna Airport?
“Who is the owner of LEGICO
Shopping Plaza, Ahmadu Bello Way, VI, Lagos inside which the EFCC claimed that
it found N448.8 million cash?”
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