The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, recently alleged that President Muhammadu Buhari’s family’s has ownership of shares in the Etisalat Nigeria and Keystone Bank.
Buhari is said to have acquired mouth-watering shares in Keystone Bank with total assets of $1.916bn, as well as purchasing about ₦3bn worth of shares in the new Pakistani Islamic Bank.
Reacting, Sani took to his Twitter page urging Etisalat and Keystone to publish names of shareholders.
According to him, this is the only way to settle the allegations raised against Buhari.
Sani wrote: “In view of the moral dust raised by the questions on the shares of the two firms now on the scale of integrity, Etisalat and Keystone should publish the full names of their shareholders, to exhale the billows of smoke and clear the dark clouds hanging over the landscape of our nation.”
