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WHERE IS THERE NO CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA? AISHA BUHARI IS BLOWN OUT, FAYOSE...

The battle is raging hot as regards the claims by Governor Fayose alleging that the nation’s First Lady Hajia Aisha Buhari was involved in a bribery scandal involving a US Congressman.
Fayose relived the controversy on Monday, June 20, stressing the role played by Buhari’s wife, in the messy bribery scandal involving Williams Jefferson.
Aisha Buhari has been accused of being involved in a bribery scandal.
The Ekiti state governor’s reaction comes bare hours after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) froze his account, claiming that the antigraft agency is investigating suspicious movements of money into the governor’s account.
Nigerians have taken to social media to air their views for and against the claims made by Governor Fayose, some saying that it was high time such secrets are exposed; while others believe that Fayose should just dance to the music he has been playing.
Taiwo Adegbuyi Omoniyi said: “Who is investigating Jagaban, Fashola, Ameachi, Oshiomole, Okorocha, Aisha Buhari, and even Buhari as PTF chairman. Truly there is no saint among them.”
Idowu Olawolu said: “Who is a better democrat now? Or who is a repentant democrat or a true democrat now? There must be no freedom of Speech again. So Gov Fayose should keep shut, Nigeria press should keep shut, opposition party should keep shut or else all of you will be dealt with by my boss. Sharrap!!!! No talking, No complaint, No criticism. We are moving Nigeria to a greater height in the regime of CHANGE.”
“EFCC are only very active when it has to do with the opposition. They want to silence as many that are outspoken. FFK’s crime was the he speak the truth with no strings attached. They summoned him and detain him till today without any fair hearing. If not that immunity covered Fayose, he would have been their prey. Too bad that we are in a country where freedom of speech is only practiced in he paper,” Amaka Meg said
Tina Ehidiame said: “Shame on this APC government they can’t stand opposition so they always look for ways to shut people from talking! Femi kayode is still in detention because he opposes the wrong of this administration and now its Fayose who has immunity! What is their problem and yet they claim they are fighting corruption! Is this not corruption? Is it only the PDP that did campaign during the last elections? Where did the APC get the money they used for their own campaign? What Nigerians that are supporting this rubbish don’t know is that if there are no opposition the govt won’t sit up! Opposition puts govt in check and in place! May God save Nigeria.”
Grace Uki Agbebaku said: “Take it or leave it our president is gradually turning himself to a dictator and a semi god who can’t be criticized. This is not good for our democracy. For democracy to thrive anywhere in the world there must be critics. I am totally in support of fighting corruption but I am against hunting down those you perceive as enemies and those who criticize some of your policies. It’s a world were opinions and views on issues defers.”
“On a serious note the house and the senate should call Mr President and his bulldog EFCC to order things are getting out of hand and Nigeria is breaking, inflation rate is increasing people are dying judiciary is no more effective people are suffering, Mr president is ill, economy ill, no road no light no fuel yet the bulldog keep on attacking the opposition on a serious note this bulldog should be abolished,” Emmanuel Ogbonna said.
Obidike Christina Amaka said: “That’s d major reason why the US government attacked Buhari on US daily post newspaper telling him that a thief cannot probe a thief,this information is so deep to be taken as a mere rumour or lies, very interesting, Mr buhari denied Abacha’s loot, dropped the Halliburton case all of a sudden,he is not a saint after all.
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