Exposed: Durotoye and suspended ANN chairman celebrating alleged N1.3b APC largesse at night club

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Pastor Dania Emmanuel, the suspended chairman of Alliance for New Nigeria (ANN) and Mr Fela Durotoye, a presidential aspirant under the party has been caught in a night club, celebrating the alleged N1.3bllion All Progressive Congress (APC) largesse.

Recall that Fela Durotoye was alleged to have received N750million and Dania N250million from the N1.3 billion hush money said to have been provided by All Progressive Congress (APC) to halt the progress of Global Business man and frontline presidential aspirants under the banner of Alliance for New Nigeria (ANN), Mr Olawepo Hashim.

Exclusive video of Fela and the suspended ANN chairman, Dania Emmanuel has been obtained at a night party, celebrating the APC largesse.

https://youtu.be/U7tFhZlQDKY

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