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PDP to probe Bagudu’s shoddy deals if – says Sen. Aliero

Hassan Tanko by Hassan Tanko
February 8, 2023
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has vowed to probe all financial dealings of Governor Abubakar Atiku Bagudu-led APC in kebbi State if it wins the Kebbi State governorship election slated for March, this year.

Senator Adamu Aliero, a former governor of the state and chieftain of the PDP dropped the hint while addressing party faithfuls at the race course in Birnin Kebbi on Tuesday.

He said as a serving senator, he was aware of all financial deals of the state government and monies that were accrued to the state from the federal government. He maintained that he has all relevant documents and records in respect of the finances made to the state.

“I’m not used to telling lies. Whatever I say I must have records to back it up. In respect of the monies accrued to kebbi State, I have the records and documents.

“I have records and documents on all monies given to the APC administration for COVID-19 surport funds, Paris club, federal government grants,flood management funds, ecological funds, anchor borrowers funds, local government allocation, salaries bailout and budget support funds.

“When our governorship candidate, Aminu Bande takes over we will investigate what this administration does with these monies. I promise, they must account for the monies”, Aliero said.

In his address the governorship candidate of the PDP in the state, General Aminu Bande (rtd) urged supporters to get their PVCs and vote APC out in the general elections.

“If you are tired of the way they are mismanaging your resources and development get your PVCs and vote them out”, he said

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