Former President Goodluck Johnathan only conceded defeat after the 2015 elections because he knew the nation would witness economic recession soon, minister of works, Fashola, has revealed.
Speaking at a South-west town hall meeting, Fashola added that Jonathan only relinquished power because he wanted to avoid being at the helm of affairs during the recession.
According to Premiumtimes, Fashola revealed the Goodluck government not only plunged the nation into recession but pushed it into debts.
What was left behind were massive debts owed to contractors who had not been paid for three to five years and who had laid off thousands of workers and shut down equipment and plants. That was one of the reasons why the economy first went into, and, I suspect, one of the reasons they (Goodluck administration) quickly conceded defeat,” he said.
Goodluck Jonathan's aide, Reno Omokri has however reacted to Fashola's statement saying, 'who knows a good psychiatrist that can help Fashola with the mental challenges he is facing? How can he say Jonathan accepted defeat due to imminent recession? These men are so irresponsible that they can’t accept responsibility for the recession they caused'.
Who knows a good psychiatrist that can help @TundeFashola with the mental challenges he is facing? How can he say @GEJonathan accepted defeat due to imminent recession? These men are so irresponsible that they can’t accept responsibility for the recession they caused #RenosDarts pic.twitter.com/oiiWqbUycd— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) October 26, 2018
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