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Buhari’s government tried to cripple AIT

Dokpesi also said that Buhari has been attacking him, because he is defending the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

According to the AIT boss, “When I speak, I speak with all sense of responsibility and confidence. Since 2015 the Buhari led Federal Government has oppressed, attacked me and has attempted to cripple even the businesses that they think I put up.

“The very first pronouncement when Buhari came to office was that AIT would not be allowed to come in.

“Then I came out of retirement, I put on my gloves, and I told them that AIT is a national broadcaster and not even the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has the right or the power to stop AIT.

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“I came out! APC has made several overtures to me. They have looked for compromise, they have looked for agreements, I have never been daunted.

“I have never retraced my steps. I have never believed for one second that APC was right or won the election.

“INEC has declared them as winners, so I have no choice but to accept their victory, but what is left in me is to fight, to recoup, to recover for the PDP the mandate which I believe was illegitimately and illegally transferred to the APC.

“So, we must defend our people. We must protect the interest of our people.

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“Any person in the PDP saying that because I am standing trial and should not stand for national chairman, I want the person that is not standing trial to come and show what he has done to project and prosper PDP.

“Let him come out and tell me what sacrifices he has made to get the PDP to go ahead. If I am being maligned, If I am standing trial, I am standing trial because I am standing for the PDP, because I am defending the PDP.”

Raymond Dokpesi was accused of receiving money meant for the purchase of arms for the Army’s war against Boko Haram, from the Office of the National Security Adviser.

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