The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) were again at logger heads yesterday, following the latter’s criticism on Saturday of President Muhammadu Buhari’s management of the economy.

This is just as ex-ministers, who served in the former President Goodluck Jonathan administration, came out in defence of their former boss and the projects executed by his government.

But the stance of the former ministers was dismissed by the presidency, which wondered what they were afraid of.
In a statement yesterday, APC claimed that there would have been more than enough money to deliver on its campaign promises, including feeding school children and paying N5,000 each to the 50 million most vulnerable Nigerians, if the treasury had not been emptied by the past administration.

APC said a major cog in the wheel of fast progress for a new Nigeria under Buhari has been the discovery that the pot housing the commonwealth was licked dry by the “looters of yesterday”.

While providing new instances of what it described as “insane looting” of the treasury by some officials of the Jonathan administration, the ruling party said not until the corruption mess that characterised the administration is cleaned up, Nigeria would not be able to actualise its potential.

APC’s National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said those who would rather give comfort to the looters by dismissing the media exposure of looting as mere hell-raising should realise that no sane person can be silent in the face of what is unfolding as the worst cases of brazen stealing of public funds in Nigeria’s history.

“On August 16, 2015, we listed some instances of the breath-taking looting of the treasury by some officials of the immediate past administration. Today, we bring three more heart-rending cases to the attention of Nigerians. We will not relent until closure has been brought to this issue.

“A mind-shattering $2.2 billion arms scandal, a $6.9 million fraud by the Chief Security Officer (CSO) to President Jonathan, committed under the guise of buying three mobile stages for the president and a $2.5 billion scam involving the rent of house boats.

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