Former President Goodluck Jonathan has said he did not receive any money from the controversial pension fund.
He said there was no iota of truth in reports that he was paid N5b monthly from the money.
His media adviser, Mr. Ikechukwu Eze, gave the explanation in Abuja on Saturday while reacting to a statement credited to the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN), published in a national newspaper last week.
The chief legal officer of the federation was said to have told a Senate ad-hoc committee that an “ex-president was taking N5bn monthly from the Pension Fund.”
Eze dismissed the claim as “a blatant lie hurriedly cooked up to divert the attention of the general public from the raging ‘Mainagate’ and other embarrassing scandals.”
He added, “We believe that the story was concocted as part of the unfolding grand design (by the Buhari administration) to always dodge responsibility and blame every evil act taking place in the present dispensation on the past (Jonathan) administration.
“In the first place, we do not believe that Malami made such a claim because he is in a position to know that it is simply not true.”
Shut your smelly drunken mouth. Everyone knows that you are a certified criminal. Eediot
ReplyDeleteFool...so you believe this thrash...you are so dumb honestly speaking...
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ReplyDeleteBut Mainagate happened during GEJ regime and he has to take responsibility because the people involved are all GEJ appointees reporting directly to him.
ReplyDeleteU are dump as if the current administration is not aware that Maina was sacked during the past administration, that so called AGF should be investigated very well cos he has some secret reason for saying that trash
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