Denge Josef Onoh, a former South-East spokesperson for President Bola Tinubu’s 2023 Presidential Campaign Council, has called on the current APC campaign council spokesperson, Alwan Hassan, to prove allegations that ministerial appointments in Nigeria are secured through payments running into billions of Naira, according to a report by Vanguard News. In a statement, Onoh challenged Hassan to provide evidence to back up his claims, which have stirred controversy and allegations of corruption within the government. Onoh’s call for transparency comes at a critical time, as President Tinubu’s administration is facing growing scrutiny over allegations of corruption and nepotism in the appointment process. As the 2027 elections approach, Onoh’s stance could signal a shift in the political landscape, with calls for accountability and clean governance gaining momentum. It remains unclear how Hassan will respond to Onoh’s challenge, and whether this will lead to further investigations or changes in the appointment process.








