Plateau State Commissioner for Information and Communication, Honourable Muhammad Abubakar Badu, has dismissed the anti-corruption claims of General Muhammadu Buhari and asked him to explain how two billion naira disappeared from the Petroleum Ministry when he was in charge.

The commissioner stated this during a brief ceremony to mark the conferment of the honour of Ethics Ambassador on him by the Centre for Ethics and Self Value Orientation, in his office.

Muhammad said "war against corruption or anti-corruption crusade must be holistic."

According to him, All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate's claims and pronouncements about fighting corruption was a sheer pretence and electioneering gallery show."

Badu recalled that a whopping sum of two billion naira disappeared under Buhari's watch, and was traced to an aircraft arrested by the government of Idi Amin in Uganda.

"At that time, the naira was stronger than the American dollar, and that translates to robbing Nigeria of vital development projects, especially as that government failed to account for the money up to this day.

"For discerning people to believe and subscribe to his anti-corruption war cry,  Buhari should explain to the world how the money disappeared from the ministry's coffers, and the diplomacy that resolved the controversy over the arrest of the aircraft carrying the cash in a Uganda airport," he said.

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