Former Governor of Lagos State and National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu has described Senate President, Bukola Saraki as a dishonest man saying he “sold our mandate (Senate President Position) for a pot of porridge”.
Tinubu said Nigerians have crossed the red ocean and they cannot be taken back to Egypt.
“Saraki used our mandate to give lifeline to the opposition. Leadership is about character. He left PDP, joined us, got elected and sold our mandate for a pot of porridge. God is honest, Saraki is not.”
Tinubu also challenged the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Aitku Abubakar, on the Halliburton bribery scandal.
He insisted that questions should be asked on why the company left Nigeria.
“They said we should not talk about the past. We must look at what you have done before. We have to look at the Halliburton issue. Why do they leave Nigeria? $16billion on NEPA for darkness…When they see that we are kicking them out, they rush to privatise the company, what I call personalisation of the wealth of Nigerians,” he said
