Goodluck Jonathan Claims Obama Tried to Influence 2015 Nigerian Election
Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan accuses former U.S. President Barack Obama of interfering in the 2015 Nigerian election to defeat him, citing Obama's condescending attitude towards Nigeria.
Jonathan highlights Nigeria's ability to vote freely and tackle Boko Haram under his leadership. He also criticizes former U.S.
Secretary of State John Kerry for his nonchalant approach towards Nigeria's election postponement. The revelations are part of Jonathan's new book set to be launched soon.
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