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Ex-President Jonathan Angry As Pirates Hijack New Book

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Nigeria’s ex-President, Goodluck Jonathan is angry over the hijack of his new book titled, ‘My Transition Hours.’
Soft copies of the new book have been shared several times on social media, especially Whatsapp.

However, a scan through the book online, which is in Portable Document Format (PDF), shows that the book has been edited with some inaccurate information while some vital information contained in the real book have been expunged.

The virtual copy has 254 pages while the real book is 194 pages, Punch reports.

Some chapters are also missing from the online version which Jonathan’s camp claim is fake.

Speaking with our correspondent on Thursday, Jonathan’s media aide, Ikechukwu Eze, urged members of the public to be wary of the misinformation contained in the online version of the book.

Eze said the book was being pirated by mischief makers.

He said the Jonathan camp would issue a statement soon to alert members of the public to the new development.

 

Culled: The Elites

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