Kinsman threatens to drag Jonathan to ICJ over missing Chibok girls

At a time many thought former president Goodluck Jonathan has come home to rest and be warmly received by Bayelsans after eight years sojourn in Abuja, his kinsman, Mr. Sidi Godwin, said the former President does not deserve any rest, but investigation by the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

Sidi, a chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC), told journalists on yesterday in Yenagoa that he and his group are dusting their papers to drag Jonathan to the ICJ to account for the missing Chibok girls, since he was the nation’s chief security officer when the girls were abducted.

He also asked the National Assembly to compel Jonathan to give account of the whereabouts of the Chibok girls, adding that the former president conceded defeat to cover up political and economic atrocities he committed in office.

Sidi, a former South-South Youth Leader of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP)  asked the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) to make Jonathan’s assets declaration public.

He alleged that the former president glorified in corruption and allowed graft to cripple the country.
He gave Jonathan 72 hours to return Alamieseigha’s property in his possession or face a lawsuit.