Babachir David Lawal
An All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain has said Nigerians should exercise patience with President Muhammad Buhari as the administration will soon include the names of former secretary to the federal government, Babachir David Lawal and the indicted Director General of National Intelligence Agency, Mr. Ayo Oke on the list of treasury looters.
Ali Saidu, an associate of Buhari, revealed this in Bauchi during an interview. He said, FG has not deliberately overlooked some of the APC supporters and members found guilty of financial crime under Buhari administration, but was only taking its time to include their names.
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”I think the exercise is reflecting on those who looted the treasury initially, not that APC supporters were spared by Buhari administration. You should know that it has to start from where it started before reaching the current APC administration, so Nigerians should wait and give Buhari benefit of the doubt,” said Saidu.
It could be recalled that the FG under Buhari had recently released the names of opposition parties who allegedly looted the nation’s treasury.
The APC chieftain added that the party will not be distracted in its renewed commitment to fight corruption and its determination to correct the ills of the past.
According to Saidu, President Buhari’s decision to release looters’ list was not meant to witch hunt the opposition, neither was it meant to facilitate his 2019 second term presidential ambition, but to attract economic development in Nigeria.
He assured that the FG was not leaving any stone outruned in its determination to include APC supporters in the looters lists especially those found guilty of looting nation treasury in the fight against corruption crusade of Buhari.
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