Former President Jonathan is Broke – Former PDP Youth Leader, Deji Adeyanju Reveals

Deji Adeyanju, a former PDP youth leader, has revealed that former president, Goodluck Jonathan is currently broke.

Former PDP youth leader and convener of the Concerned Nigerians, Deji Adeyanju, says
former President, Goodluck Jonathan is broke.

The man who was speaking in a recent interview with Sahara Reporters, said Jonathan has complained he doesn’t have
money.

He also refuted claims that the former president was a corrupt leader.

“The former president is a simple man and he is very trusting. The problem was that he
trusted too many people and those people did not live up to the expectation. Personally,
I do not think that the former president is corrupt. But there were too many corrupt
people around him.

“Now, he complains that he doesn’t have money. So if a former president can be complaining all the time, not just once, not
twice…..he complains frequently. Its a very complicated thing. We did our best and offered the counsel we could give but things
turned out the way they did,” he said Deji commended the APC government for the ongoing war against Boko Haram and
also for the return of the abducted Chibok girls which according to him, his party which is the PDP could not accomplish.

“No doubt they have tried in the war on terror Again we could not bring back any of the girls and they have brought out some of
the girls. I believe that the girls were kidnapped. When it first happened I had my doubts because of the circumstances of the principal and her story not adding up but when the girls came to the villa, the ones
who escaped, I saw them and I connected immediately.

“Infact, I came to social media to apologise that if I had raised some doubts, I was very sorry. I apologised to the Bring Back Our
Girls people and I urged them to stand firm and I think those giving this conspiracy theory that the girls are looking well fed and
that the girls were hidden in a politicians house…these are not necessary. These girls were taken. and we should stop politicizing
the agony of the family” he said