
I didn’t betray Jonathan; the Chibok abduction pushed me to Buhari
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From the album MIC ON PODCAST
Description
Chude Jideonwo reflects on his role in the Buhari campaign and the backlash that followed. He explains that working on the campaign was a professional privilege and a historic opportunity, not about money or personal gain. He shares why he turned against the Jonathan government, how the Chibok tragedy shaped his decisions, and the regrets he has about burning bridges while young. For the first time, he opens up about where his personal politics met his professional obligations.
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