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Posted by Lolade on Thu 21st Jan, 2016 - tori.ng

The convener of the Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC), Frederick Fasehun, has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to take caution in his ambition to dig out long forgotten corruption scandals.

OPC Founder, Frederick Fasheun

The OPC Founder, Frederick Fasehun, stated that the President Buhari led government may run into trouble if they are not careful in their fight against corruption.

Fasehun in an interview with Daily Independent noted: “Look, I am appealing to those in power not to dig into some of these reported scams because it may unearth situations the government itself may not wish to unearth.

"With the way they are going, national leaders are being involved and a country boasts of its national leaders."

He added: "By the time you downgrade every national leader, you disgrace and embarrass them, and there will be no country to think of. I understand plea bargaining is going on, that is good enough.”