Former
President Goodluck Jonathan says his predecessor is probing him for alleged
graft.
Jonathan,
who is currently in London, made the comments during an interview with
Bloomberg on Monday.
Jonathan
was asked: “Are you worried that you would come under investigation for
corruption?”
“No…of
course obviously I would be investigated and I’m being investigated,” Jonathan
replied.
When
asked if Buhari and his anti-graft boys would find anything indicting, Jonathan
hesitated and then said he wouldn’t want to make any comments at the moment.
“When
a government is working, it’s not proper for the immediate past president to
make certain statements,” Jonathan said.
“I
will allow the government to do the work they are supposed to do. I wouldn’t
want to make serious comments on that…definitely not…it’s not proper.
“After
all the investigations, the whole story will be proper chronicled,” he said.
Jonathan
recently met Buhari in Abuja. We don’t know what exactly they talked about.
Reports
say Nigeria was “massively looted” under Jonathan whose national security
adviser Sambo Dasuki is alleged to have misappropriated $2.1 billion.
The
money was meant for Nigeria’s war on Boko Haram. Dasuki, who is being held by
the Nigerian government reportedly said Jonathan ordered him to share the
money.
…and
that’s just a tip of the iceberg, reports say.
The
government recently published a report on some public money looted under
Jonathan’s watch.
During
his administration, Jonathan angered many Nigerians when he declared “stealing
is not corruption”. Buhari, on the campaign trail vowed to fight corruption to
a standstill.
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