Commending the Federal
Government over its declaration that the case was not dead, Fayose the governor of Ekiti-State said it
was not enough to tell Nigerians that a case like
the Halliburton and Siemens;
in which many people have been jailed in other countries, especially the United
States and investigations concluded in Nigeria with those alleged to be
involved questioned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) was
not dead, rather, those already found wanting should be prosecuted.
The governor described the
publicised arrest of President Buhari’s associate and All Progressives Congress
(APC) chieftain, Jafaru Isa, and his reported refund of N100 million to the
EFCC as the first trick used by the Federal Government in its attempt to
deceive Nigerians into believing that the fight against corruption was not
selective.
Mr Ayodele
Fayose has advised the Federal Government to disabuse the minds of Nigerians
that its crusade against corruption is not selective by re-opening the Halliburton
and Siemens corruption scandals.
Speaking through his
Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, the
governor said; “As it still appears, the statement made by the Federal
Government on the Halliburton and Siemens corruption scandals may not be more
than another decoy to shift the attention of Nigerians from the selective
nature of President Buhari’s fight against corruption.”

Prosecute thuggery too Baba Fayo, guilty?
ReplyDeleteHis mouth just runs
ReplyDeleteGov. Fayose is talking Sence you know.
ReplyDelete