Tag: Former President Goodluck Jonathan

The governors say no one should claim to be clean of corruption.

Mr. Jonathan was nicknamed 'fortunato' in telephone conversations between the Italian masterminds.

The PDP's spokesperson says he has been threatened.

In one transaction, the publisher of ThisDay allegedly received payment for “energy consulting”.

Mr. Buhari says his government is working hard to re-position the military.

Mr. Jonathan says his foundation would work with other African statesmen to “consolidate the gains of electoral democracy".

"... it was firstly the failure of the PDP administration to sack the unfair and compromised electoral Officer..."

Mr. Dokpesi had on Tuesday, on behalf of the PDP, apologised for mistakes the party made during its 16 years ...

Bank slips show how Mr. Ladan cornered money meant for the the state radio.

Mr. Alegbe says the Direct Sale-Direct Purchase w​ould​ be adopted.

Mr. Fasoranti defended the group's support for Goodluck Jonathan.

"It's matter of ideological decision. Assuming we go to full partisanship, it could be worse than that‎."

Mr. Clark says it was “crude and unpolished” of Mr. Abati to suggest he wouldn't have quit politics had Mr. ...

Ex-President Jonathan says late Alamieyeseigha meant well for his people

The NES says Nigerian is bogged down by growth that does not translate to economic development.

"It is important to correct the misinformation so that the unsuspecting public would not be misled."

The group wants masterminds and beneficiaries of the contracts investigated and prosecuted

The former minister urges the president to focus on public sector financial management and the Treasury Single Account policy.

The former president and his wife visited the Awolowo family Wednesday.

The nature of “special services” for which the funds were applied remain unclear

The scheme has come under increased scrutiny lately amid allegations of corruption.

Mr. Bakare says religious Christian leaders benefitted tremendously from the Jonathan administration in terms of licences and waivers.

Mr. Kolade resigned as head of the intervention office in 2013 citing advanced age.

Affected staff say their retirement and dismissal were borne out of malice not “on-going re-organisation in the Service”.

"I never made such a stupid statement. Hence, the "suggestion" ascribed to me is grossly misleading and downright dishonest."