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See How APC Mocked AIT Boss, Dokpesi on Twitter

Posted by George on Thu 17th Dec, 2015 - tori.ng

The leadership of the APC has taken a close swipe at the People's Democratic Party-led administration over the allocation of N2.1 billion to the Chairman of Daar Communications, Raymond Dokpesi for political campaign.

Raymond Dokpesi

The All Progressives Congress, APC has taken to the social media to lash out on the outrageous amount of money allocated to the boss of the African Independent Television, Chief Raymond Dokpesi for alleged political advertisements.

The party believes that the huge amount of money would have been sufficient to technologically develop the local TV and put it at par with the popular Cable News Network, CNN.

Dokpesi is currently facing charges bordering on financial crimes against the Federal Government with his counterpart, Sambo Dasuki over the misappropriation of $2.1 billion dollars supposedly appropriated for arms procurement.

See a screenshot of the tweet via the official Twitter account of the ruling party: