Strong reports have raised dust that former Nigeria’s President, Goodluck Jonathan authorized the withdrawal of a whopping N67.2 billion in cash from the Central Bank of Nigeria between November 2014 and February 2015 for “special services”.
PREMIUM TIMES authoritatively reported that the withdrawals were made in the build up to the 2015 general elections.
Information further gathered says more ‘curious’ large withdrawals were made from the bank during the period, however, PT was unable to obtain documents to back up the claims.
PREMIUM TIMES authoritatively reported that the withdrawals were made in the build up to the 2015 general elections.
Information further gathered says more ‘curious’ large withdrawals were made from the bank during the period, however, PT was unable to obtain documents to back up the claims.
"NOTHING IN THIS HUMAN UNIVERSE IS TRULY PERMANENT":The former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan who believed that he will be in power till 2019 is seen here at the Hearthrow Airport in London in the capacity of a private Nigerian citizen entering the United Kingdom without those presidential aides around him. Goodluck Jonathan looked very relaxed and refreshed in this picture. The pressure of carrying the Nigeria's problems on his head is now gone. But his legacies live on and on as well as the consequences of his decisions and choices that he made in office as the President of Nigeria from 2010 to 2015.













