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Sunday 8 October 2017

How Did An Arrogant and Disliked Woman Like Patience Jonathan Earn $53M? - Ex-US Ambassador

by obejiibeabuchi  |  in ENTERTAINMENT at  12:42:00

 Peter Campbell, a former US ambassador to Nigeria from May 2004 to November 2007, says Patience Jonathan was widely read more.......
disliked during the period her husband, Goodluck Jonathan, served as the country’s president.
Campbell revealed this in an article published on the Council of Foreign Relations website, where he described the former first lady as an “arrogant and flamboyant” woman.
The article reads

“There is push back against President Buhari’s anti-corruption campaign, especially among the opposition PDP.
Some claim that Buhari is using the EFCC to go after his political enemies. In the predominately Christian parts of the country there are also murmurs that the anticorruption campaign is part of a Muslim effort against Christians.
The Committee on Public Petitions in the House of Representatives has issued a warrant for the arrest of Magu because of his failure to appear before them with respect to a petition by Patience Jonathan. The Committee’s move appears to be led by southern, Christian, PDP representatives.
There is a tradition in Nigeria of presidents using the EFCC and other anticorruption agencies against their political enemies. While it is true that under President Buhari, most of the high-profile investigations have been of PDP former officials in the Jonathan administration who are predominately Christian, these people were also, of course, in positions where they could loot public funds.
Further, Christians dominated the Jonathan government, though the EFCC has also investigated Sambo Dasuki, Jonathan’s Muslim national security advisor, who remains under house arrest.
Patience Jonathan as first lady was flamboyant, arrogant, and widely disliked. She has yet to be convicted of a crime, however, it is curious how a person who spent most of her career in public service could accumulate an acknowledged $35m in a poor country.”

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