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Former ministers ask President to acknowledge GEJ’s contributions to national development

President Buhari’s government is benefitting from the hard work of the former administration.

 

The former ministers in Goodluck Jonathan’s tenure,led by the Former Minister of National Planning, Dr Abubakar O. Suleiman, have called on Buhari to stop blaming their former boss.

The ex-ministers say Goodluck Jonathan deserves to be given some credit, instead of the constant bashing he has been receiving.

According to Linda Ikeji’s blog, they said that contrary to allegations that Jonathan’s administration was corrupt, President Buhari’s government is benefitting from the hard work of the former administration.

Urging President Buhari to continue with the fight against corruption, they said he should be impartial.

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