Time proved that Goodluck Jonathan was really incompetent – Obasanjo

General News on Thursday, January 24, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-01-24

Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo revealed in Accra that time justified him by describing his description of former President Goodluck Jonathan as incompetent, according to MyNewsGh.com.

Obasanjo, who defended his arguments against the campaign for Jonathan seeking re-election, says many defendants accused him of crying wolf at the time, but over time, Nigerians understood what he meant by saying that the president of the time did not show up.

In an interview that he granted to Kyenkyenhene Boateng of Ghanaweb during his '21-minute show with KKB ', a copy obtained by MyNewsGh.com, Obasanjo justified the etiquette of Incompetence that he badociated with former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, insisting that he has no regrets describing him as such.

"Ok I cry the wolf … I said that Jonathan was not playing and some people said eii! Again? He is crying the wolf now? With hindsight, it is proven that Jonathan, in the region that I indicated, turns out to be true, "he said.

Goodluck Jonathan was Nigeria's vice president from 2007 to 2010 and became president from 2010 to 2015 after being defeated by the current president.

Olusegun Obasanjo, who was a formidable force behind Goodluck, relied on his party's candidate based on non-performance and incompetence. He then urged his supporters to do the same.

Obasanjo, who supported Buhari from the All Progressive Congress (APC) in the 2015 presidential election, said his love for Nigeria and the poor performance of Mr. Jonathan have led him to abandon the PDP to support the APC.

"All of this has led me to take the unusual step of going against my own political party, the PDP, in the last general election to support the other side," he insisted.

"I considered this action as the best option for Nigeria. As has been revealed in the last three years or so, this decision and the subsequent collective decision of Nigerians to vote for a change was the right decision for the nation. "

"For me, nothing was personal, it was in the best interest of Nigeria and, indeed, in the best interests of Africa and of all humanity. Even the rider, with whom I maintain very cordial, happy and social relations, came to realize his mistakes and publicly regretted it and I admire his courage and frankness in this regard, "he told l & # 39; era.