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Prince Audu Abubakar Vows To Return The N11BN He Stole If Re-Elected Back To Office Under APC



The All Progressives Congress’s Kogi state gubernatorial candidate, Prince Abubakar Audu, will return the N11 billion he embezzled in office, if he is elected again.

Audu is said to have looted the funds during his first term as governor of the state, and according to state’s party chairman, Alhaji Hadi Ametuo, he will return it if he is re-elected, according to The Daily Post.

“Nobody is a saint. No governor can claim he has not done any malpractice or stolen anything during his time in the office,” Ametuo had said when asked about reports Audu was being investigated by the EFCC over the charges.

“We heard of Saraki’s case, even Tinubu is being accused of stealing funds but the truth is that Prince Abubakar Audu has pledged to return the money to the Kogi treasury when he gets elected on the November 21st, yes he will return the 11billion naira or even more than that and that will add to the Kogi economy”.

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