President Goodluck Jonathan has said that his detractors, who have been busy criticising his government, lack the credibility to do so.

The President believes that his government has reasonably did well so far, but expressed concern on the rate at which political opponents have been making efforts to discredit his achievements.

According to him, “The society is so funny that these days, anybody who wants to claim any element of credibility at all will go to the television and accuse government of corruption, that the President’s body language shows that he is not fighting corruption or that he is not ready to fight corruption.

“Sometimes, even the very corrupt people are those making these statements because if you attack government you are insulated, you become an angel. If you want to be an angel, just attack the government, whatever you have done is covered.”