Essentially it wants to use the same tactics against the current government as defeated President Goodluck Jonathan during his 2015 attempt to win re-election...
Back in Nigeria after his Washington trip Buhari went straight into attack mode lambasting two of his predecessors – Olusegun Obasanjo and Goodluck Jonathan – for profligate management of the country's resources...
Worst of all it presents an obvious parallel with the kidnapping of 250 schoolgirls from Chibok in 2014 under President Goodluck Jonathan's government...
Obasanjo's open letters have unerringly triggered political change in the past as President Goodluck Jonathan beaten in the 2015 elections knows to his cost (AC Vol 54 No 25 Presidential letter bombs)...
The pursuit by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) of former President Goodluck Jonathan's allies such as former Oil Minister Diezani Allison-Madueke will weigh on the party's electoral prospects (AC Vol 58 No 16 Trading places and faces)...
The APC was an election vehicle for Buhari to unseat the unpopular Goodluck Jonathan and his PDP...
Government sources accuse opposition politicians close to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan his wife Patience and the disgraced former Oil Minister Diezani Allison-Madueke of using militant groups sympathetic to Biafran secession to derail investigations into Jonathan-era corruption (AC Vol 58 No 15 Diezani in their sights & Vol 58 No 7 The great oil chase)...
Government officials accuse opposition politicians linked to former President Goodluck Jonathan his wife and former oil minister Diezani Allison-Madueke of using local secessionist groups to derail anti-corruption investigations...
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Igho Sanomi the Nigerian oil trader who became a billionaire from contracts obtained while Diezani Allison-Madueke was oil minister under President Goodluck Jonathan bought a £28...
Peters Aire and Amamgbo all did business with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation during Allison-Madueke's tenure as Oil Minister in the Goodluck Jonathan government...