Festus Keyamo Sends Strong Message To Buhari

A popular Lagos lawyer, Festus Keyamo has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to continue his fight against corruption and punish those who are guilty.

In the past few weeks, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has charged some people suspected of looting the country’s fund especially those who served during the administration of former president, Goodluck Jonathan.

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The former national security adviser to the former president, Sambo Dasuki was accused of embezzling and misappropriating fund meant for the purchase of arms. The chairman of Daar communications, Chief Raymond Dokpesi was also indicted in the arms deal scandal as he reportedly received money from Dasuki which he claimed was for the re-election campaign of Jonathan.

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Keyamo, through his twitter handle said the criticism against President Buhari in his fight against corruption was unnecessary as he was doing the right thing. He added that those feel he was selective should wait till 2019 but those culpable should be punished.

Wetin man no go c for dis country! Pple that have killed thousands by pocketing funds meant to protect lives are now claiming human rights!

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) December 9, 2015

What do we really want in this country? Ehn? GEJ didn’t arrest anyone 4 corruption, we complained. PMB has decided otherwise, we complain.

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) December 9, 2015

Some pple think that useless tweets and funny logic will dissuade some of us from supporting PMB’s efforts against looters! I just dey laugh

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) December 9, 2015

Those who say PMB is selective, just wait till 2019, vote out APC & deal with those he overlooked. 4 now, let’s deal with those we don catch

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) December 9, 2015

 

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