A pro-Buhari group, under the aegis of Buhari Vanguard (BV), has faulted the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for interfering with President Muhammadu Buhari’s policies and fight against corruption.

The group said the ongoing prosecution of
corrupt politicians and others was for the
development and growth of the nation, The
Guardian reports.
The group warned the opposition against
condemning and derailing the ongoing anti-
corruption drive of the president, which is
meant to bring Nigeria back to the path of
sanity.
In a statement signed by its national
coordinator, Musa Aliyu, the group said: “ We
categorically and unequivocally condemn in
the strongest terms any move by the PDP or
their agents to harass, intimidate or subvert
the effort of the present administration in the
fight against corruption by whipping political,
ethnic and religious sentiments.
“We and indeed all well-meaning Nigerians are
solidly behind President Muhammadu Buhari
in his quest to fight corruption to a standstill
to make our dear nation once again be viable
and respected in the comity of nations,
thereby attracting investments from all over
the world.
“We of the Buhari Vanguard shall continue to
sensitise Nigerians on the laudable policies of
this administration aimed at bringing lasting
peace, stability and economic progress to our
dear nation .”
Buhari Vanguard noted that Buhari’s fight
against corruption was transparent and
transparent and devoid of political, ethnic and
religious colouration.
The group added that all the suspects of
looted public funds are presumed innocent
until they are proven guilty by a competent
court of law, calling on the PDP to allow the
rule of law to prevail.
Two days ago, some youths under the aegis of
the Northern Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN)
said it was in support of the anti-corruption
war by the administration of Buhari but
faulted the way the Economic and Financial
Crimmes Commission was handling the
corruption cases . The group said the anti-graft
commission’s ways of tracking suspects were
full of disappointments, calling on Buhari to
call them to order.