Kano Govt Reacts To Ganduje’s Alleged Bribery Video

Gov. Ganduje

The Kano State government has said the video demonstrating Governor Abdullahi Ganduje purportedly gathering piles of dollars in influence was "cloned." 

The legislature, hence, asked general society to dismiss the video. 

"We wish to express that there is no particle of truth to these charges and if in reality there is any such asserted video, it is, best case scenario cloned," it said in an announcement. 

"Kano state government has chosen to record a criminal body of evidence against an online production Daily Nigerian and its distributer on maligning of character after it discharged a clone and doctored video film wickedly depicting Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje associated with an unseemly direct," the announcement read. 

"The Office of the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice is testing the impossible and unusual posting of the cloned video that circulated around the web in an official courtroom thinking about the gravity of the exaggeration, which shows the degree to which insidious components can go to ruin open figures by using non-existent embarrassments against them. 

"An insignificant perception of the cloned video plainly demonstrates that the video is doctored and incoherent with no material realities or proof to demonstrate the charges, other than an unfeeling endeavor to discolor the well deserved picture of the workplace and the individual of the Governor. 

"The Governor of Kano State wishes to by and by insistently expose the claim of getting delight of $5Million or any sum at all from any individual or body. 

"It is critical to draw the consideration of the overall population to the way that the alleger is a sequential blackmailer and extorter. 

"We are additionally mindful that the shrouded thought process is to diminish the notoriety of the Governor and thusly influence the foreseen quantum of APC cast a ballot from Kano in the 2019 general decisions."