APC blasts PDP’s attacks against anti-graft war


APC asked the anti-corruption agencies to ignore the attacks of PDP
 against the anti-graft war of the President Buhari's government.
In a statement by the National Secretary of the APC, Mai Mala Buni on Saturday, it stated that the APC was aware of the plan by PDP and their agents to disassemble the efforts of the present administration over the ongoing corruption cases that is being investigated.


Buni said that the APC is asking anti-corruption agencies not to be distracted by attacks from the PDP and that the recent govt will continue to employ all legal means to take note  of all attackers.

“It is clear that the PDP is out of sync and out of step with the generality of Nigerians on the clamour to bring to book all looters of public funds. The days of impunity are over.
“We state that the PDP and their agents do not have the luxury of dictating how the present administration and anti-corruption agencies carries out its legitimate duty of catching looters of public funds, as long as it conforms with the rule of law," He said.

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