The outgoing Oyo state INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner, Barrister Mutiu Agboke, on Thursday said he rejected N100 million and another $2million as bribes offered to him to rig the 2019 governorship election.
Agboke disclosed this while featuring on Noble FM’s news and current affairs program, Bembe Oro, anchored by ace broadcasters Saheed Alatise and Olayemi Lawal.
The outgoing resident electoral commissioner, when asked if he received bribe in the course of discharging his duties in Oyo state, said he did not, but said he was offered bribes in local and foreign currencies.
The outgoing Oyo state INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner, Barrister Mutiu Agboke, on Thursday said he rejected N100 million and another $2million as bribes offered to him to rig the 2019 governorship election.
Agboke disclosed this while featuring on Noble FM’s news and current affairs program, Bembe Oro, anchored by ace broadcasters Saheed Alatise and Olayemi Lawal.
The outgoing resident electoral commissioner, when asked if he received bribe in the course of discharging his duties in Oyo state, said he did not, but said he was offered bribes in local and foreign currencies.