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Goodluck Jonathan, previous Nigerian President should keep stop and ask God and Nigerians for absolution, the Ondo State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has said.

The state section of the gathering said this while communicating frustration at an announcement credited to Jonathan, saying President Muhammadu Buhari works a legislature of untruths and purposeful publicity.

Responding to the announcement by Jonathan, representative for the gathering, Abayomi Adesanya, said the previous president is yet to recoup from the stun of his thrashing in the 2015 decision.

As per Adesanya, "For the shirking of uncertainty and for elucidation that is known to people in general however, Jonathan dove Nigeria into this present mess of exceptional defilement and financial emergency.

"In the event that I were Jonathan, I would stay silent and ask for pardoning from Nigerians and God, as opposed to making uncomplimentary remarks about the present government."

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