Dasuki: Oshiomhole Wants Anenih to Return N260m

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Dasuki: Oshiomhole Wants Anenih to Return N260m

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Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole on Saturday charged former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Board of Trustees (BOT) Chairman, Tony Anenih, to bring back the N260m allegedly extended to him by the immediate past National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, from the $2.1 billion Abacha loot meant for arms purchase to fight terrorism in parts of the country.Speaking at a rally of the APC in Benin, the governor argued that, “We have seen even the godfather’s name being mentioned. Even at old age, he collected N260m, and I want the godfather to deny or to confirm it.“If he wants to refund the money, I will collect it from him and I will go to Abuja without deducting anything from it, and I will hand it over to President Muhammadu Buhari.“And you can see, this is not yet an outcome of any investigation. I am sure by the time the NPA book is fully opened, more revelations will come out.“Even without teeth, in their 90s, they never stop stealing. So you can see why new changes are necessary. Not just to build roads, but to change the political system that doesn’t allow the young to grow. We respect the elders, but the elders must not prevent the younger ones from growing.“President Buhari has a huge task of rebuilding a country that has been so grossly mismanaged. I believe God loves Nigeria so much that he gave us President Buhari at the time he did. Now when you read newspapers, you can imagine if Jonathan had continued in office, where we could have been today. You can only imagine that.“For the first time, big people are being asked to account. In the past, you only heard of governors, we only hear of local government chairmen, commissioners. But this time, we are seeing a Minister of Finance is confessing like a witch.”

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