Nigeria: 'Get Rid of Political Money Bags'

1 September 2010
interview

Abuja — National chairman of KOWA, one of the newly registered political parties, Alhaji Umaru Mustapha is one Nigerian who is worried over the confrontational manner in which politicians turn the affairs of state into money whirling business enterprise without regards to competent and transparent leadership. In this interview with George Agba, he enjoins Nigerians with passion for true representation to be bold enough by coming out and taking control of the country's political terrain in order to get rid of the money bags.

As a political party which was formed to take over government, what efforts are you making to sensitise the public about your party's existence ahead of the 2011 general elections?

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