JONATHAN FAULT BUHARI'S ANTI-CORRUPTION FIGHT

-Former president, Goodluck Jonathan, says his family is being hounded by the Buhari administration

- Jonathan suggests Buhari could still fight corruption using a different style

 - The former president says a situation in which people go into exile for political reasons is not good

 Former president, Goodluck Jonathan, has faulted President Muhammadu Buhari’s style of fighting corruption, saying it forces people to go into exile for political reasons.

 Jonathan also said that his family is being hounded by the Buhari administration. The former president, made his feelings known in a book, “Against The Run of Play”, written by the chairman of This Day editorial board, Mr. Olusegun Adeniyi, The Nation reports.

He said if every president decides to go in to dismantle what his predecessor did, society will never make progress.

Jonathan suggested that Buhari could still fight corruption using a different style. He said: “I feel sad about the way my family is being hounded.”

 “Society is like a building. You build it one block at a time. If every president decides to go in to dismantle what his predecessor did, society will never make progress. I expected President Buhari to correct whatever mistakes I may have made and then carry on from there.

 “But a situation in which people go into exile for political reasons is not good for us."