CORRUPTION! ! Nigerians Shocked As Report Shows How Obama Supported APC In Removing Jonathan; Explosive Details Below
A recent report has alleged that former U. S. President Barack Obama played a significant role in the removal of Nigeria’ s former President, Goodluck Jonathan, in 2015. The report, originally shared by an X user, NEFERTITI, claims that Obama collaborated with the All Progressives Congress (APC) to destabilize Nigeria’ s economy, which was then valued at $568 billion and considered one of the fastest- growing in the world.
According to the post, various key figures in Obama’ s administration, including David Axelrod, his chief political strategist, and John Kerry, the U. S. Secretary of State at the time, visited Muhammadu Buhari before the 2015 elections. The visit reportedly raised concerns about external influence in Nigeria’ s political landscape. The claim suggests that these actions were part of a broader strategy by foreign and local actors to remove Jonathan from power.
The post also accuses the APC of introducing terrorism into Nigeria, implying that the party used insecurity as a tool to undermine Jonathan’ s government. It alleges that the 2015 election was not just a democratic process but a well- orchestrated psychological operation involving civil society organizations (CSOs), influential Nigerians, and foreign players. The Bring Back Our Girls (#BBOG) campaign is mentioned as part of this operation, with claims that it was strategically used to discredit Jonathan’ s administration.
The report further states that a ” group of devilish Nigerian politicians” worked alongside international forces, including Barack Obama and a Nobel laureate, to ensure Jonathan’ s defeat. The alleged motive behind this was to halt Nigeria’ s economic progress and shift control of the country’ s resources.
Before the 2015 election, Nigeria had one of the fastest- growing economies in the world, with significant progress in sectors such as agriculture, telecommunications, and infrastructure. However, the claims suggest that Jonathan’ s removal led to economic stagnation, increased insecurity, and a decline in foreign investments.
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The user behind the post insists that young Nigerians should be aware of this ” dark history” to understand the roots of the country’ s economic and political struggles. The discussion raises broader concerns about external interference in African politics and how international relations can shape the fate of developing nations.
While these claims are controversial and yet to be officially verified, they have sparked renewed debate on Nigeria’ s political history and the global influences that have shaped it.
