President Buhari, Cameron and Corruption - Reuben Abati Writes

Reuben Abati the Former Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to Ex-president Goodluck Jonathan has written a piece on the recent name tag attributed to Nigeria by the Uk Prime minister, David Cameron.
Reuben Abati a columnist with Guardian applauded president Buhari for applying wisdom in not demanding apologies for the "frantically corrupt" comment but rather seeking returns of funds stolen from Nigeria to the United Kingdom.
Abati in tha article said By telling Britain to return the stolen loot hidden in Britain and its tax havens, President Buhari was actually asking Cameron to "shut up and walk the talk" meaning Britain cannot organize an anti-corruption summit and spend time bad-mouthing other countries whereas it is a principal destination for stolen funds.

Nigeria ‘Fantastically Corrupt’ - British Prime Minister, David Cameron

 British Prime Minister, David Cameron in a short footage, published by British television station, ITV News, told Queen Elizabeth II, that Nigeria and Afghanistan are “two of the most corrupt countries in the world”.
The prime minister was briefing the Queen on the countries expected to attend the summit, during an event at the Buckingham Palace to celebrate the monarch’s 90th birthday, ITV News reported.
Other prominent British officials present when he made the statement include the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and Commons Speaker John Bercow.