‘APC exploiting corruption war to attract politicians’

The Leader of the Ni­gerian community in The Netherlands, Chief Lambert Igbonugo, has accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of exploiting the fight against corruption to win Nigerians to the party.
He explained that it had become case, nepotism where people were being vic­timised for the past political opinions.

Igbonugo said that the chances of the ruling APC in 2019 General Elections depend much on how they handle the said wars against corruption without prejudice or nepotism.

“While the government continues to do otherwise, those politically exposed in­dividuals will continue to be impediment, bad influence and distraction to ‘change begins with me’ until they are reined in according to the rule of law. By the way, in a country where more than 85 percent of the population is said to be corrupt and all institutions corrupt, it will be futile to fight the hydra head­ed monster without fighting dirty.”

He said Nigeria can never win the war against corrup­tion through media trials, selective justice or through ‘rob my back I rob your back tendencies either’.

“APC will kiss 2019 good­bye if those politically ex­posed persons whose cases had been lingering in court since the days of Nihu Riba­du as EFCC boss knows no finality. It will be an irony if the same tinted individuals become the arrow head of APC campaign come 2019 when Nigerians will know to do the needful.”