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Lai Mohammed to PDP: Apology not enough, return looted funds

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
March 27, 2018
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The Federal Government has asked the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to
go the whole hog with its apology to Nigerians by returning all the
funds looted from the public treasury under its watch during its 16
years in power.

In a statement in Abuja on Tuesday, Minister of Information
and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, also challenged the party to show
the genuineness of its apology through a discernible change of
attitude.

”The PDP presided over an unprecedented looting of the public
treasury, perhaps the worst of its kind in Nigeria or anywhere else in
the world. Therefore, the best evidence of penitence for such a party
is not just to own up and apologize, but to also return the looted
funds. Anything short of that is mere deceit.

”Even with the paucity of funds, this Administration has spent an
unprecedented amount of money on infrastructural development and
Social Investment Programme, among others. Returning looted funds will
provide more money for these programmes and make life more meaningful
for Nigerians. There is no better apology than that,” it said.

Mohammed also reminded the PDP of the quote: ”If you find
yourself in a hole, stop digging,” saying it applies to the PDP at
this time.

”PDP, press the reset button. Stop sabotaging the work of this
Administration, which is packing the mess you left behind, through
your reckless statements and unfounded allegations. Play responsible
opposition politics. Put Nigeria’s interest over and above partisan
interest. Temper your desperation to return to power. Spend quality
time in the purgatory and you will be forgiven,” he said.

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