Emir Sanusi (Man of the year 2017) - " we are in worst corruption Nigeria has ever known:"

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Man of the year 2017: Emir Sanusi of Kano says we are in worst corruption Nigeria has ever known:

Here are some of his statements:

***Buhari govt is more corrupt than Jonathan's-Emir Sanusi

***"Buhari is making his cabal billionaires through forex."-Emir Sanusi


1. "Haba, the truth is that we are in worst corruption Nigeria has ever known."-Emir Sanusi

2. "From PDP fuel subsidies to APC Dollar subsidies."-Emir Sanusi

3. "From PDP oil dealers to APC dollars dealers."-Emir Sanusi

4. "From PDP poor screening exercise for Federal employment to APC employment of family members and members of the ethnic group without screening exercise."-Emir Sanusi

5. "From PDP national party of corruption to APC ethnic party of corruption."-Emir Sanusi 

6. "From PDP freedom of information to APC oath of secrecy."-Emir Sanusi

7. "From PDP freedom of movement and civil liberty to APC restrictions of right."-Emir Sanusi

8. "From PDP robust INEC to APC nepotic INEC."-Emir Sanusi

9." From PDP National DSS to APC family/ethnic/ party Dss."-Emir Sanusi

10. "From PDP rule of law to APC Buhari body language."-Emir Sanusi

11. "From PDP corrupt governor to internationally acclaimed super corrupt minister."-Emir Sanusi

12. "From borrowing money to purchase nomination form to having a wife with 40 million naira hand bag, Halliburton nko?"-Emir Sanusi

13. "The COAS estate isn't not corruption under Buhari, meanwhile under GEJ a minister was sacked because a company he once had interest in bidded for the power he was privatizing."-Emir Sanusi

14." Under PMB the EFCC boss with millions of dollars traced to his bribing scandals has gone free and unquestioned while under GEJ Stella of aviation ministry was sacked to allow free and fair investigation into a frivolous allegations against her which she was later proven innocent."-Emir Sanusi

15. "Between PMB and GEJ who is truly corrupt? Who has abused the people's power entrusted into his hand? Who have raped us, killed us extra judicially?"-Emir Sanusi

16."Who has appointed his tribesmen into offices against the spirit of federal character? Is tribalism an act of corruption?"-Emir Sanusi

17 "Is nepotism an act of corruption? Is cronyism an act of corruption?"-Emir Sanusi

18. "Is marginalisation an act of corruption? Is seizure of citizens right an act of corruption? Who is corrupt?"-Emir Sanusi

19. "APC has not been able to conduct election since Buhari took over, what is it? Coooo what? Is it cooo purity o

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