According to the former president Muhammadu Buhari, no one can accuse him of corruption because he did not construct any new homes during his time in government. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
During a book launch in Abuja, the former president asserted that he had consistently disclosed his assets and urged individuals to inquire with the Attorney General of the Federation about any records that would implicate him in corruption.
According to the report by The Nation, the former president challenged people to find out from the appropriate authorities the number of people who were prosecuted for corruption during his administration.
He said, “On the war against corruption, check with the relevant agencies, how many people have been prosecuted, and the impact it has had on others. Nobody can accuse me of corruption, I have not built any new house, and I have always declared my assets. You can ask the Accountant General or the Attorney General of the Federation, whether there was even an anonymous letter accusing me of anything.”
In the introduction of the book which was launched in Abuja, Buhari said that when he came into power in 2015, the economy was depending completely on oil, but during his administration, he was able to diversify the economy. He said that now Nigeria does not depend on oil to survive. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
