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President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday asked those who have stolen the nation’s commonwealth to come and negotiate how they will return their loot.
He said the move has become necessary so that all may know peace.
The President has also told militants engaging in renewed violence in the Niger Delta in clear terms that the unity of the country remains non-negotiable.
Buhari spoke when Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Muhammed Bello, led residents of the FCT to pay him Sallah homage at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
The President said looters would not know peace if they refused to return stolen funds because his government would continue to be on their trail.
“Please tell those with plenty of money which does not belong to them to try and negotiate and return it in peace so that both they and us will be in peace, otherwise we will continue to look for it,” the President said.
He said the move has become necessary so that all may know peace.
The President has also told militants engaging in renewed violence in the Niger Delta in clear terms that the unity of the country remains non-negotiable.
Buhari spoke when Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Muhammed Bello, led residents of the FCT to pay him Sallah homage at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
The President said looters would not know peace if they refused to return stolen funds because his government would continue to be on their trail.
“Please tell those with plenty of money which does not belong to them to try and negotiate and return it in peace so that both they and us will be in peace, otherwise we will continue to look for it,” the President said.
