Jonathan Was Not Clueless ~ Bolaji Abdullahi

By Godwin Chukwumaechi - Even as the dust continues to settle over events leading to the last days of the Dr Goodluck Jonathan presidency, former minister of Sports and Youth Development in the administration, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, has said that the former president was neither weak nor clueless. Dr Jonathan, who has been roundly criticised as weak and clueless during his reign (2010-2015), lost the 2015 presidential election to former President Muhammadu Buhari. Abdullahi made the assertion in Port Harcourt at the weekend while presenting his book, 'On A Platter Of Gold - How Jonathan Won and Lost Nigeria,' at the first book reading event tagged August Meeting held in the Rivers State capital. The former minister who also served as the national publicity secretary of the All Progressives Congress (2016-2018), disagreed with the widely held claims that the former President was weak and clueless, but rather described him as a patriot. Read more: https://phmundial.com/jonathan-was-not-clueless-weak-bolaji-abdullahi/

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