Breaking news: Jonathan has ruined the economy, APC govs cry out.

Old and incoming governors elected on the platform of All Progressives Congress, APC, have accused President Jonathan of running the economy aground, leaving them with an empty treasury.  The governors under the umbrella of Progressives Forum also stated that the president-elect, General Mohammadu would be faced with unprecedented financial challenges as he takes the mantle of leadership from Jonathan on May 29. Budget  Budget  Chairman of the Forum and Imo State Governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha made the revelation, Tuesday, after the governors paid a congratulatory visit to Buhari on his electoral victory in Abuja  Okorocha said that the non-payment of April salaries by the federal government was an indication that the economy was in ruins.  Details soon.

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