Rather than plugged loopholes of corruption, Jonathan opened it wide - Okechukwu
Osita Okechukwu, Director General of Voice of Nigeria (VON), has asked former President, Goodluck Jonathan to apologise to Nigerians over the comments he made on the handling of the corruption war during his tenure saying that ‘rather than plugged loopholes of corruption, he opened it wide.
Okechukwu said Jonathan’s comment at the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)’s Special Non-Elective Convention in Abuja last weekend that “though we didn’t completely plug the loopholes in the fight against corruption, but we did well” was a sour taste in the mouth.
“My own sincere assessment is that our dear ex-President rather than plugged loopholes of corruption, opened it wide. He should apologise to Nigerians whom he betrayed for being less than transparent.
“I was outraged when i heard him proclaim that the PDP will return to power in 2019 because of the hunger and poverty ravaging the country.
“Jonathan relied on “voodoo economic records’ which rated the Nigerian economy higher than that of the industrialised South African economy and going by the financial records, the ex-President and his party “railroaded” Nigerians into abject poverty, food insecurity and deficit infrastructure via planlessness and squandermania”.
“He (Jonathan) propelled his preferred Minister, Deziani Alison Madueke and other cronies to loot dry our dear countrymen,” he said.
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