Obasanjo Is The Father Of Corruption In Nigeria – Oshiomhole

Forum 5 years ago

Obasanjo Is The Father Of Corruption In Nigeria – Oshiomhole

The chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole has described former President Olusegun Obasanjo as the father of corruption in Nigeria.

The APC chairman also alleged that the former President tried to bribe the National Assembly to elongate his tenure when he was in power.

According to Vanguard, Oshiomhole said this while speaking to APC supporters in Yobe state on Monday, January 21, 2019.

The APC chairman also called on Nigerians to ignore the former President’s statements.

Obasanjo had on Sunday, January 20, 2019, criticized President Buhari and alleged that the government is planning to rig the upcoming general elections.

Insecurity

Responding to Obasanjo’s claim that the security situation in the country has worsened under Buhari, Oshiomhole said “We still have security challenges but the arrogance and impunity that was wallowing Nigeria is now a thing of the past.

“The situation we find ourselves in now started during Obasanjo’s regime. Do-or-die politics was Obasanjo’s legacy. Today, the era of impeaching state governors is over.

“The era of quarreling with Vice President on the streets is over; the era of withdrawal of Lagos state monthly allocations is also one of the legacies of Obasanjo.”

What's your rating?
0
{{ratingsCount}} Votes


Related forums
Deteriorating Insecurity In Nigeria Really Concerning - Peter Obi
Forum | 4 hours ago

Deteriorating Insecurity In Nigeria Really Concerning - Peter Obi

Why Nigeria Needs Parliamentary System Of Govt – Peter Obi
Forum | 1 day ago

Why Nigeria Needs Parliamentary System Of Govt – Peter Obi

Nigerian Man Arrested For Being In Possession Of Fake Naira Notes
Forum | 1 day ago

Nigerian Man Arrested For Being In Possession Of Fake Naira Notes

Nigerian Govt to Sell Crude Oil in Naira to Dangote and Other Local Refineries
Forum | 2 days ago

Nigerian Govt to Sell Crude Oil in Naira to Dangote and Other Local Refineries