News mediums, Foreign Policy and the BBC recently uncovered a major scam involving Shell Oil, Etete and the Goodluck Jonathan administration.

According to the report, members of the Jonathan administration received kickbacks for the sale of a Shell oil well. Humongous figures were flung about: 500 billion; 1.3 billion etc.

Nigerians are pretty mad about this and are venting on Twitter thus:

Good morning to everybody except those that have received credit alert to start whitewashing and sharing misinformation on the Malabo deal.

— Abike (@Jollz) April 12, 2017

GEJ came to rob Nigeria prepared.
He's like those robbers that write u 'we r coming ' letter n come with moving bus 2 clean ur house

— Tosin (@SABA_LEE) April 12, 2017

Polite robbers .
Will even tell u nicely to prepare something delicious they will eat because u know robbing is hardwork

— Tosin (@SABA_LEE) April 12, 2017

https://twitter.com/MinkailAdesoji/status/852092204831182848

Blood of Jesus. I'm shaking with fear and anger as I'm watching this. pic.twitter.com/o4utBrmGH3

— Ugo (@UgoTalksAlot) April 11, 2017

I hope all those vociferous GEJites will shut the fuck up for a bit now. Young folks so willfully blind. And no, I'm not pro-Buhari. https://t.co/UI8StP9ADD

— Deric Frost (@iDeric) April 12, 2017

That GEJ ehn, next thing you'll see him looking meek and confused and people will assume he's one innocent human being. Tah!

— Boubous&Co. (@MgbekeFF) April 12, 2017

"He's a hero"
"He deserves a Noble Prize".
Yeah Noble Prize for corruption. https://t.co/y0Z1Ap3Ac1

— Idomagirl (@idomagirl) April 12, 2017

That's what I'm most enraged about. Underselling national assets for personal gain. After now, "hero", "statesman", "international profile"

— orwelliANDYstopia (@andyRoidO) April 12, 2017

If this bastards who loot our country dry developed the fuck out of their various regions, I'll actually understand the blind support

— ebuka (@ebuoe) April 12, 2017

Understand o, not justify, but they'll loot you dry,keep the money in the family, region remains underdeveloped but u come here to Stan them

— ebuka (@ebuoe) April 12, 2017

The $500 billion figure didn't come from thin air though. Just saying. pic.twitter.com/b1vnj4S3sT

— The Runner (@je_mc2) April 12, 2017

How do you steal a whole country and put it in your pocket. Where is the peace in sleeping knowing you stole 1.2 billion dollars. Smh

— Dotuncoolfm (@iamDo2dtun) April 12, 2017

How are we sure someone has not sold Nigeria?

— FILMMAKER?? (@DirectorSolomon) April 12, 2017

O pari.