The Publicity Secretary of
the All Progressives Congress, APC, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, while reacting to the
latest arms deal saga said: “This is a government of scandals. While they are
trying to battle with one scandal another one has just come up. It shows lack
of transparency in government.
It is a government of corruption. Where is the money from? Who appropriated the money? If arms and ammunition are to be bought, why must they not follow the legal procedure? We don’t even know how many of this kind of transactions have been carried out unnoticed. It is sad. Yet they talk about transparency and fight against corruption.”
It is a government of corruption. Where is the money from? Who appropriated the money? If arms and ammunition are to be bought, why must they not follow the legal procedure? We don’t even know how many of this kind of transactions have been carried out unnoticed. It is sad. Yet they talk about transparency and fight against corruption.”
“This government has turned
out to be the most corrupt government in the history of this country. There was
also another disclosure by Italian prosecutors about Malabo deal. It said that
about $533million was shared in bribes. And the money was paid to the Federal
Government. We are yet to comment on that. Before then we had the subsidy scan
and no one has been convicted. The government is truly swimming inside
corruption.”
It’s an embarrassment to
Nigeria—Afenifere
Pan-Yoruba socio-political
organisation, Afenifere, described the latest seizure as an embarrassment to
Nigeria.
Afenifere’s National
Publicity Secretary, Mr Yinka Odumakin said: “We need to know who is behind it.
It is an embarrassment for the country that another money is being seized by
the South African authorities. We need a proper verification to ascertain those
who are behind it. Also, those who are behind it should be brought to book to
serve as a ground rule.”
I’m not surprised—Fasehun
Also speaking, founder of
the Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC), Dr Fredrick Fasehun said he was not surprised
at the latest development.
Fasehun told Vanguard that
“I am not surprised that Nigeria is becoming a country that is unable to
control its treasury. Looters are looting everyday with impunity. Any country
that has impunity as one of its principles will not be able to keep its
treasury intact. So, I am not surprised that various people are looting the
treasury and stealing our common wealth”.
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