My successors do not dare to return stolen goods to looters – Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari said Wednesday that the world would see if his successors would make looting and capital recovered by his administration from those who looted the national treasure.

He recalled that stolen capital seized from looters during his military regime was He returned to them when he was ousted in 1983.

Buhari said that the current administration has been selling capital recovered looters and put money into government coffers to prevent past incidents.

A question about Nigeria's anti-transplant struggle at a joint press conference following the visit of Namibian President Hage Geingob to the Abuja Presidential Villa

: "We are pursuing people who have declared assets, but we discover that they have much more than what they said.We follow them through their bank accounts to the companies that they have trained in." Contracts they obtained.

"Sometimes they swear to Almighty God that their structures that can not grow their feet and run away do not belong to them. Then they are confronted with their bank accounts.

"Again, using my experiences when I was arrested and detained, people were rendered what they appropriated.This time, I said that we were going to sell them and put the money in the treasure and I will see who will come after who will have the guts to take the treasure money and give it to anyone.

winner. But it is very difficult with this system of multiparty democracy.And we get the cooperation of the countries.We try to sell the assets wherever we find them and bring the money into the Nigerian treasury. "

Buhari also said that his administration would soon reorganize the country's justice system to ensure an effective fight against corruption in the country.

he said, plans to entrust judges with the treatment of corruption cases where all those who fail to prosecute are prosecuted.

The Speaker added: "We are going to dedicate some judges to corruption cases, to go forward and prosecute all those who have been proven by investigations to have questions to answer."

"So that's it. what I tell you we have not abandoned. We do our best and we will recover as much as possible humanly.

President Geingob thanked the Nigerian government for its support and assistance to Namibia through the deployment of Nigerian volunteers The Namibian leader said he came to Nigeria to pay tribute to Professor Adebayo Adedeji , whom he described as his mentor.