Former Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose has rubbished President Buhari's credentials as Anti-Corruption leader.
His comments came in the light of investigations into the activities of the officials of the Niger Delta commissions (NDDC).
The NDDC Officials have been under probe for the alleged mismanagement of the funds allocated to the commission.
Speaking on Senator Godswill Akpabio, who has been on the news for the alleged mismanagement of funds, Fayose said " the fight against corruption is only on those in the opposition party , not in President Buhari's 'family of Corruption'
"Rogues all over the world, the moment the decamp to APC they will be accorded the prime of place in their government.
"Nigerians want to see this end, Akpabio and others must be fully investigated and charged to court" Fayose said.
We can only hope that this wouldn't be swept under the carpet like the previous ones, they should not make it a family affair, Nigerians want this to end.
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