Governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress have said they will not follow the example laid by President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo in declaring their assets publicly.
The governors, who spoke to Saturday PUNCH, said it is not compulsory for them to declare their assets publicly and that they would not be pressured to follow the president’s action.
According to them, there is no law mandating the governors to publicly state their worth in terms of property and cash.
Buhari and Osinbajo last week made a public declaration of their assets with the former stating that he had declared his assets four times since 1975. Read full gist on Punch
Hear them,,bunch of criminals...mr president should start dealing with his party men that hv dirty records
ReplyDeleteHmm different opinions on declaration of assets, na una sabi
ReplyDeleteSmh 4 these governors. They all know Nigerians will ask them how they came about their wealth and that's why they are hiding. U all claim 2. Support his fight against corruption buh won't folo his footsteps @ showing us how clean ur hands are. Its so pathetic! Have you heard the New Nigerian National Anthem? Anticipate #PromiseLand.
ReplyDeleteCorrupt fools
ReplyDeleteMake d Oyo state governor declare him own o. Or else, Holy Ghost Fire!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLook at de fools hmmm I am still waiting to see how it we go
ReplyDeleteIt's their choice, there is nowhere in d constitution where it states u must declare ur assests
ReplyDeleteCus they knw if they do we wil b surprise of their worth.
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