‘He Should Be Hanged’ - Rufai Reacts to Oshiomhole’s ‘Hang Him’ Comment Over NMDPRA Allegations скачать в хорошем качестве

‘He Should Be Hanged’ - Rufai Reacts to Oshiomhole’s ‘Hang Him’ Comment Over NMDPRA Allegations

A heated debate unfolded on Arise TV following Senator Adams Oshiomhole’s controversial remark that the NMDPRA CEO, Faruk Ahmed, ‘should be hanged’, amid allegations raised by Aliko Dangote. Asked whether he was surprised by the senator’s strong language, Rufai Oseni said he was not, noting that public outrage over corruption has reached alarming levels in Nigeria. However, Rufai stressed that allegations must be backed by evidence, urging Dangote to fully cooperate with the ICPC and ensure that any proof is made public. Rufai also warned against a familiar pattern where cases fade away after resignations, cautioning that corruption must not be reduced to media outrage without accountability. He called for empirical facts, transparency, and sustained investigation, insisting that resignation should not mark the end of the matter. The discussion raises broader questions about corruption, regulatory oversight, due process, and Nigeria’s fight against impunity. This VIDEO is independently edited, narrated, and original commentary on trending Nigerian news and updates. This video officially belong to ARISE NEWS... This video contains clips used for news reporting and commentary. All rights belong to the original owners. Welcome to NextLevel TV - Subscribe for daily Nigeria updates. Your fast, reliable, and simplified source for Nigeria news updates. We bring you the latest happenings in politics, security, economy, entertainment, and national events — quick, clear, and factual. Stay informed. Stay ahead. #Nigeria #NigeriaNews #NigeriaNewsToday #BreakingNewsNigeria #NaijaNews #NewsUpdateNigeria #NigeriaUpdate #NigerianPolitics #NairaNews #BBPidgin #TrendingNewsNigeria #NigeriaHeadlines #DailyNewsNigeria #AfricaNews #NaijaBreakingNews #NigeriaLatest #NigeriaToday #NigerianGovernment #NewsToday #NationalNewsNigeria