Vice President Yemi Osinbanjo on Saturday said his boss, President Muhammadu Buhari, was not selective in his anti-corruption war.
Osinbajo said those insinuating that Buhari was after former President Goodluck Jonathan and those who served in his regime lacked a proper understanding of the probe into the activities of the last administration.
He said the anti-corruption war was not selective, but a concerted effort to reduce corruption and secure the future of the country.
Osinbajo spoke on Saturday with newsmen at the funeral of Elizabeth Adesola Mamora, mother of Senator Olorunimbe Mamora.
The ceremony was held at the First Baptist Church, Ijebu-Ife, Ogun State.
Osinbajo said: “It is not about a probe of a past government.
“That’s not what this is about.
“We are talking about our future.
“We are saying that we must put in place a clear strategy going forward.
“It is not just about ensuring that people are made to pay for looting the treasury.
“Our system of justice must be fair to ensure that anybody who does anything that is wrong is brought to account.
“We can’t allow impunity to continue.
“So it is not about the previous government.
“It is about any form of impunity..”
Osinbajo said the whole idea was to make “people account for their deeds while in office”.
