Director Media and Publicity of Goodluck Jonathan re-election campaign, Femi Fani-Kayode on Friday alleged that President Muhammadu Buhari received N50 billion from former governors who are now ministers during the 2015 election campaign.

He made the allegation in an essay titled, ‘John Paden’s book on President Muhammadu Buhari and his dirty little lies’.

Fani-Kayode said the book was “a compilation of disjointed verbiage fit only for the dustbin” and “an extraordinary and fantastic fairy-tale built on a shady foundation of pseudo-intellectual clap-trap and garbage.”

He also claimed he has video evidence to prove the allegations.

He wrote, “Permit me to end this contribution by making a suggestion to Paden. Since he wrote about Jonathan’s campaign funds and alleged all manner of corruption concerning their source and application, in his next book on President Buhari I would suggest that he sheds more light on how his subject’s own 2015 presidential campaign funds were sourced.

“For a start he should tell us who provided the 10 million USD that was paid as consultancy fees to the company of Mr. David Axelrod, President Barack Obama’s erstwhile campaign manager.

“He should also tell us the source of funds and how Buhari and his team managed the 19 billion naira that was given to him in cash by the then sitting Governor of the leading and largest state in the south west and the 24.6 billion naira that was given to him in cash and in one day (which was recorded on video before being handed over) by another leading south western politician.

“In addition to that he should tell us precisely how much the then Governors of Rivers and Kano states and the present Governors of Ogun and Kwara states amongst many others contributed to Buhari’s campaign and where they got the money from.

“Since everyone is claiming to be holy and righteous in this matter let us all get there and publicly exchange notes. After all, the Nigerian public and indeed the entire world, has a right to know.”

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