Former KPK Spokesman Febri Diansyah Alludes To The Similarities In The Composition Of Billboards With Photo Uploads On Firli Bahuri's Twitter

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JAKARTA - Billboards with pictures of the head of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), Firli Bahuri, installed in several places have attracted the attention of many parties. One of them, former KPK spokesman Febri Diansyah.

This was conveyed by Febri through his Twitter account @febridiansyah. Through his uploads, he questioned the similarity of the composition of the photos on the billboards with several uploads on Firli's Twitter.

"Good afternoon Mr. Firli, I just want to ask, why are the photos and logos of the KPK on the billboards in shape and composition so similar to the posts on the @firlibahuri Twitter account?" wrote Febri quoted on Saturday, February 19.

He highlighted the similarities. Moreover, Firli previously admitted that she did not know who installed the billboard and where it was installed.

"Coincidence or truth?", asked Febri.

Previously, the Chairman of the KPK, Firli Bahuri, had spoken about billboards with a picture of his face complete with an anti-corruption message.

This billboard photo became the talk and was highlighted by netizens, especially Twitter. In the netizen's upload, the billboard contains the sentence:

"We arrest anyone who corrupts. We want to create an Indonesia that is just, prosperous, intelligent, prosperous, easy to find work, an Indonesia that is respected by the world and an Indonesia that makes its people proud", reads the billboard accompanied by a photo of the former Deputy for Enforcement of the Corruption Eradication Commission.

Good afternoon Mr. Firli, I just want to ask, why are the photos and logos of the KPK on the billboards similar in shape and composition to the posts on @firlibahuri account?

Coincidence or truth ??https://t.co/xLoT8sks6S pic.twitter.com/DMiQCsEV22

— Febri Diansyah (@febridiansyah) February 19, 2022

He admitted that he did not know anything about the billboards that were installed on the side of the road.

"Frankly, I don't know who and where it was all installed", said Firli, quoted from his Twitter account @firlibahuri on Saturday, February 19.

Even so, he said he didn't mind. Firli considers this to be a form of community aspiration to support the work of the institution.

"If it is intended to support the work of the KPK, I thank you", he said.

He emphasized that the KPK would not be intervened by anyone without exception. Firli said the public must believe that the anti-corruption commission is an independent institution.

"KPK is an independent law enforcer. Greetings Anti-Corruption!", he wrote.