Richest African Presidents’ List: Publishers remove Jonathan’s name

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                        Goodluck Jonathan

The publishers of RichestLifestyle.com has removed the name of President Goodluck Jonathan from the Richest African Presidents 2014 list.
President Jonathan was ranked sixth richest African President with a net worth of $100 million dollars. A claim the President denied, threatening legal action against the publishers. A check on the website revealed that the article on President Jonathan has been deleted. The publishers stated of the removal of the article thus, ” This article has been removed. The net worth was evaluated by Celebrity Net Worth”.
Here is a report from the RichestLifestyle.com this afternoon 
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According to Dr Abati, the “the totally unwarranted inclusion of President Jonathan in the publication titled “Africa’s Richest Presidents 2014″ is another attempt to unjustifiably portray the President as a corrupt leader and incite public disaffection against him”. The totality of his personal assets as contained in his last declaration to the Nigerian Code of Conduct Bureau in 2011 which, as can be verified, was a very, very far cry from the $100 million figure now being bandied about by Richest Lifestyle.com and other irresponsible, copy-cat publications”.
“We therefore demand a retraction and an unreserved apology from Richest Lifestyle.com and all those who have reproduced the offensive article.

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