Jonathan Should Bury His Head in Shame – Senator Slams Ex President

A chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC) who is a former Nigerian Senator has slammed the immediate former president over his comments on the electoral defeat in 2015 presidential race.

In a statement released on Wednesday, a former Nigerian Senator, Abubakar Girei, who represented Adamawa Central
Senatorial Zone from 1999 to 2003, has slammed former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan for blaming his electoral defeat in 2015 presidential race on some persons.

Girei who said that Jonathan was the architect of his own defeat and not anyone, noted that it was uncharitable of Jonathan to blame his defeat on anyone.

The APC chieftain insisted that Jonathan was defeated because he imposed Boko Haram
insurgency, Niger Delta militancy, armed banditry, and all forms of insecurity to remain in power.

Girei said, “The likes of Col. Dangiwa Umar and their pay masters cannot save him
(Jonathan) and his cohort from paying for sins sooner than later.

“Having failed woefully, he has now turned round to blame local and international leaders who have seen through his foolery
and decided to ditch him in the interest of Nigerian, their respective countries and
humanity in general.

“GEJ and his cohorts should bury themselves in shame as the nation await their eventual prosecution and imprisonment.

“They must pay for their sins especially for the thounsands of our people in the North
East who lost their lives and over two million others displaced from their homes for more than five years now.

“GEJ said it without mincing words that he did not concede defeat to President Muhammadu Buhari for patriotic, nationalistic or even Godly reasons but purely because all the tactics and strategies
employed by his clueless self and his greedy co-travellers could not work.

“These include the looting of our treasuries, imposition of state of emergencies, sponsorship of insurgency, militancy, armed
banditry and many other forms of insecurity in almost all parts of Nigeria to enable him
cling on to power by all means.

“I am compelled to respond to GEJ’s widely reported remarks in the papers today (yesterday).

“That the cat is now out of the bag is no news, what makes the news juicier is that former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan let the cat out of the bag by himself”.