Thursday, May 14, 2015

Buhari should probe Jonathan –Balarabe Musa



A former Governor of Kaduna State, Alhaji Balarabe Musa, on Wednesday, described the President Goodluck Jonathan administration as the most corrupt in the country’s history and asked the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to launch a comprehensive probe of the administration after his inauguration on May 29.

Musa, who had opposed Buhari’s 2015 presidential ambition, spoke with our correspondent in a telephone interview.

Asked to speak on his expectations of the Buhari government, he said, “The situation in the country is beyond any individual. It requires a revolutionary leader, a party and a credible party leadership which do not exist anywhere in Nigeria at the moment.”

Musa, who is the National Chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party, however, said he does not expect Buhari and a national leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, to have problems after the May 29 inauguration because “they know how to resolve their differences.”

He said, “As regards speculations of a feud between Buhari and Tinubu, I don’t think there would be any. I pray that in terms of political appointments, both would have a good way of resolving their differences. Tinubu consistently assisted in the formation of the alliance. He deserves credit for that.”

Musa expressed optimism that the PDP would overcome its leadership crisis, saying the party was the most historically rooted, experienced and most resourceful.

He said, “If the PDP had insisted that it won the 2015 general elections, the country would have been in crisis and there would have been either a civil war, military coup or a social revolution. Instead of committing political suicide, the party decided to withdraw and fight another day.

“In terms of fighting corruption, Buhari should not spare President Goodluck Jonathan. His anti-corruption agenda should not be selective. The Jonathan administration is the worst in terms of corruption in this country, maybe because the administration had so much money to spend.”

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