- A twitter account allegedly belonging to Jimoh Ibrahim, has been used to call ex-president Jonathan a thief
- The tweet was aimed at the Malabu scandal which the ex-president has been fingered
- There are claims that Goodluck Joanthan received a bribe in the allocation of some oil blocs
- Reno Omokri has reacted to Jimoh Ibrahim's statement
Jimoh Ibrahim, a former Ondo governorship candidate under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has said former President, Goodluck Jonathan is a notorious armed robber with a doctorate.
This is coming after the House of Representatives ad-hoc panel summoned Goodluck Jonathan concerning the contract of Oil Prospecting License (OPL) 245.
Jimoh on his twitter page @JimohIbrahimOFR used the popular phrase gotten from Big brother winner, Efe while in the house to describe the former president.
He wrote: “Based on logistics, Goodluck Jonathan is an Anini (the notorious armed robber) with PhD.”
In reaction to Jimoh Ibrahim's statement, former aide to Goodluck Jonathan, Reno Omokri, said
On Tuesday, April 11, Jonathan denied reports that he received $200m as kick-back from the Malabu oil deal, adding that the “fake news” was the handiwork of those determined to truncate his rising international profile.
According to an earlier report by NAIJ.com, Razak Atunwa, the chairman of House of Representatives Committee on Justice, on Wednesday, April 12, reiterated that former President Goodluck Jonathan would be thoroughly investigated for authorising the $1.3 billion lease of OPL 245 oil block licence, while in power.
In a statement to newsmen, Atunwa said his committee had been mandated by the House to “conduct a thorough examination of the process and circumstances surrounding OPL 245 and identify culpability of any persons, groups or organisations.”
“The committee is aware of recent information that has come to light, both nationally and internationally, indicating that former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan may have been complicit in the controversial OPL 245 deal,” Atunwa said.
