The Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, has refused to deny a leaked voice note on how he carried out corrupt practices while he was vice president.
Atiku spoke in a recent interview with the BBC.
In January, the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential campaign council asked law enforcement agencies to arrest and prosecute Abubakar for alleged corruption.
The request was based on an audio recording released by Michael Achimugu, a former aide to Abubakar.
In the audio, the former vice president is alleged to have explained how some organisations were set up to divert public funds.
Speaking in the interview, Abubakar said all corrupt allegations against him have been investigated in the past and he wasn’t found wanting.
“All that I know, all corrupt practices or corrupt allegations against me have been investigated in this country more than anybody else and nothing was found against me,” he said.
Asked if the voice in the leaked audio recording is his, Abubakar responded “that audio has disclosed nothing new”.
