Jonathan Successfully Fought Corruption Without Making Noise – Femi Falana

One of the profound critics of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s government and Lagos activist, Femi Falana have joined other Team of Jonathan critics to confess that he actually fought corruption in more civilized ways.

While speaking on Channels TV on Monday, he said that “contrary to the general belief that former President closed his eyes to corruption, President Goodluck Jonathan did so much in the fight against corruption including the sack of three of his ministers for alleged graft.

Adding to what Bishop Matthew Kukah said last week, Mr Falana concluded that President Jonathan carried out the most successful loot recovery without making noise about it.

During the Jonathan era, the government introduced the Single Bank account for the country, saving billions. Their electronic payroll payment system and the Bio-metric registration of Federal workers identified 68,000 Ghost workers and over 50,000 ghost pensioners. They also introduced the Single Contract Requisition system with a Legislative oversight.

The cashless economy was the reason that “Ghana-Must-Go” disappeared in the National Assembly and around the corridors of his administration.

Trillion of Naira were recovered and saved the through these high-tech corruption fighting system and and was never advertised.