Denge Onoh, former campaign spokesman of President Bola Tinubu in the South East, has asked ex-President Goodluck Jonathan to be cautious of sensitive utterances in public. Jonathan had at the public presentation of a book, “SCARS: Nigeria’s Journey and The Boko Haram Conundrum”, alleged that Boko Haram insurgents nominated late President Muhammadu Buhari as their negotiator during his administration. In a statement, on Saturday, Onoh said while Jonathan’s intention may have been to shed light on the complexities of the Boko Haram insurgency, the comment carries grave implications that warrant serious reflection and caution. SPONSOR ADOnoh said that the statement is morally inappropriate and deeply insensitive, especially given that former President Buhari passed away recently, and his family is still in mourning. “By choosing to reveal this alleged nomination of Buhari by Boko Haram, you have breached this code, setting a dangerous precedent that undermines the confidentiality critical to governance and national security,” Onoh said.