Third Video Of Governor Ganduje Receiving Bribe In Dollars Emerges

The Kano state governor is facing scrutiny over a video of him allegedly receiving a bribe

Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State has showed up in a third video purportedly getting a reward in dollars from contractual workers. 

Succinct News reviews that the principal video of the senator purportedly getting influence was discharged to general society October 14. 

The cash is accounted for to be a piece of tranches got adding up to about $5million from temporary workers in the northern state. 

October 15, multi day after the principal video developed, Governor Ganduje was found in another video purportedly getting a fix from contractual workers. 

Sixteen days after the last video, another clasp has risen demonstrating the senator getting pay off once more. 

At the point when the main video developed, it was uncovered that the contractual workers had disclosed to DAILY NIGERIAN, a news site, that the Kano representative actually gets from 15 to 25 percent kickbacks for each venture executed in the state. 

The online medium had asserted that the sting activity to catch Governor Ganduje on camera started two years back when one of the temporary workers consented to plant spy camera on his kaftan's lapel while offering the pay off. 

One of the contractual workers who favored not to be named was accounted for as saying he discharged the recording because to uncover debasement and convey rational soundness to the nation. 

"On the off chance that my point is to coerce or blackmail the senator, I would have utilized the recordings, get over a billion repayment or power the representative to pay the a huge number of naira the state is owing my organization or power him to pay back all the cash I paid him as kickbacks," the temporary worker had allegedly said.

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Meanwhile, the Kano State House of Assembly had said it would conduct a public hearing over video clips allegedly showing the state governor receiving a bribe.

The House went on to set up a committee to investigate the alleged bribery video clips involving the governor.

Baffa Dan’Agundi, the chairman of the committee, had said the public hearing would ensure transparency in the committee’s findings.

“We have decided to make our investigation open so that the general public will be convinced about the findings of the committee.

“We don’t want a situation whereby a member of the committee or witness will be humiliated or intimidated,” he had said