National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Adams Oshiomhole has challenged Timi Frank, former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the party who recently accused him of collecting over 50 million dollars from different aspirants during the last primaries of the party to go ahead and publish the names of the aspirants that gave him bribes.

Oshiomhole speaking through his Chief Press Secretary, Simon Ebegbulem, said; “I challenge Frank to publish the names of the alleged bribe givers or face legal action. He is a political jobber looking for cheap popularity. How on earth would people of questionable character like Frank be questioning the integrity of the National Chairman?”

Timi Frank had on Thursday, November 15, 2018 alleged that the DSS had presented its report and findings against Oshiomhole to President Muhammadu Buhari. He said; “I dare say that this singular act of refusing to order the prosecution of Oshiomhole over sundry acts of bribery and corruption he committed as contained in the DSS report, President Buhari has shown that his APC administration is a stinking house of corruption.”

“We are in the know that President Buhari has received the DSS report on Adams Oshiomhole and Nigerians are patiently waiting for the action or inaction of his government, because this is an administration that has claimed fighting corruption as an achievement.”

“In the history of party administration in Nigeria, no party chairman has been accused of collecting the jaw-breaking amount of money allegedly collected within a short period in office like Comrade Oshiomhole has allegedly done.”

“Instead of Oshiomhole to clear his name, he has taken to a diversionary path, asking the Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki, to resign. Nigerians are not gullible. We shall wait to see how the acclaimed anti-corruption regime will act on this particular issue.”

“This same Oshiomhole has been attacking the Senate President, calling on him to resign on moral grounds. Can Oshiomhole now step aside while investigation into his financial malfeasance is ongoing to justify his much talked about morality.”