Goodluck Jonathan Accuses Obama of Plotting His 2015 Election Defeat

Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan accuses former U.S. President Barack Obama of influencing his 2015 election loss through a video message to Nigerian voters, criticizing Obama's overbearing conduct.

Jonathan claims Obama's message was condescending and aimed at influencing voters to choose a new government. The accusations are detailed in Jonathan's new book, "My Transition Hours." Jonathan eventually lost the election to Muhammadu Buhari, marking the first time an incumbent president was defeated in Nigeria.

Jonathan also mentions security challenges linked to Boko Haram as a reason for the election postponement. Former U.S.

Secretary of State John Kerry is also accused of disregarding the Nigerian government's position on the election postponement.