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World Media, Leaders Rain Invectives on GEJ

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World Media, Leaders Rain Invectives on GEJ
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President Goodluck Jonathan administration has come under stinging attacks from foreign government officials and the international media over its performance. The attacks which increased…


President Goodluck Jonathan administration has come under stinging attacks from foreign government officials and the international media over its performance. The attacks which increased astronomically after the kidnap of the #Chibok girls early last year has continued unabated.

Naij.com compiled the famous quotes that has cast aspersions on the Jonathan government’s ability to govern Nigeria effectively.

Read below:
Influential Newspaper, New York Times, writes, “Mr Jonathan, who leads a corrupt government that has little credibility.”

Britain’s TV station Sky News thinks, “President Jonathan is at best naive, at worst manipulative.”

Well respected financial publication, The Economist, says ,“Jonathan’s government incompetent, callous nd very corrupt”.

British Newspaper, The UK Guardian, speaks writes on the president’s corruption record, “Jonathan’s record on corruption is a disgrace”.

Former United States Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, describes the Jonathan government saying, “Nigeria under Jonathan, squandered oil wealth, and breeds corruption.

Former US presidential candidate and Senator, John McCain speaking on the Chibok girls said, “We shouldn’t have waited for a practically non-existent government to give us the go-ahead before mounting  a humanitarian effort to rescue those girls”.

According to the US State Department, “Massive, Widespread and Pervasive corruption affecting all levels of government under President Jonathan”.






















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