APM Accuses APC of Diverting Billions throughTompolo for Campaigns
Faults Distribution of 50 Buses in 36 states, Tasks INEC on Elections funding
By our Reporter
Allied People’s Movement, APM has accused the federal government under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for allegedly diverting government funds through it’s contractor on oil pipeline surveillance, Government Ekpemukpolo Tompolo to fund the 2027 general elections.
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This is the obvious reasons why the present administration refused to relieve the company, Tantita of the contract inspite accusation by the Navy, agitators of encouraging pipeline vandalism and bunkering.
The National Publicity Secretary of APM, Abubakar Yusuf dropped this allegation on Tuesday, stating that all efforts by the people the Niger Delta including the Ijaws and itsekiris to persuade government to revoke the contract to no avail .
“Many agitators from the Niger Delta has accused Tompolo of encouraging illegal bunkering and pipeline vandalism under the guise of securing the pipeline. ”
He maintained that distribution of 50 buses in the 36 states and FCT to APC supporters, using PBAT Dooor to Door campaign no doubt is a diversion of government funds at the expense of providing good roads , infrastructural development, payment to local contractors three years after project execution among many others.
He challenged Tompolo to reveal the source of his money after his roles as a militant in the Niger Delta those days, and denied other militants from benefitting.
While promising a massive defeat by the Allied People’s Movement, APM Presidential candidate, Engr Seyi Makinde in the 2027 general elections, he queried the wanton wastage going on the country under APCadministration hidden under electioneering campaigns by the body.
While advising Nigerians not to reject the Greek gifts from the APC led administration and vote them out in the coming elections, stating that the gifts are proceeds of slush funds gathered from non implementation of the past three years budgets.
DemocracyNewslineNewspaper October 14th, 2026
