Former Goodluck Jonathan aide, Reuben Abati has risen to his boss’ defence after Niger Delta chieftain, Edwin Clark said that the ex-president lacked the will to fight corruption.
Nigerians react to ex-presidential aide’s criticism of Edwin Clark
Abati also accused Clark of turning his back on Jonathan, who he had referred to as a son during his tenure.
Former presidential Spokesman, Dr. Reuben Abati
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The former presidential aide made the comments via an article titled “Clark the father, Jonathan the son”.
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