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– Ex-president Goodluck Jonathan’s has left Otuoke for an unknown destination this afternoon – While some sources have said he left for Port Harcourt en route Abuja, some have said those destinations may have been publicized to throw interested parties off his track – It was alleged that Jonathan had gone on exile to evade arrest from the EFCC for allegations of corrupt practices that occured during his administration, which he denied Former president Goodluck Jonathan has surprisingly left his country home in Otuoke barely hours after news of his return to Bayelsa was made public. According to a report on Sahara Reporters, Jonathan’s departure from Otuoke was discovered after some of his kinsmen thronged his Otuoke home this Thursday afternoon, June 2, only to be told he had left for Port Harcourt. It was gathered that some security men were seen turning visitors back at the ex- president’s residence. “He just left for Port Harcourt en route Abuja; the aircraft just left,” one of them was overheard telling visitors at about 2.30 pm local time. READ ALSO: Goodluck Jonathan fires back at Thisday over exile report Ex-president Goodluck Jonathan has surprisingly left his country home in Otuoke hours after news of his return to Bayelsa was made public. However, there is a bit of confusion as sources are yet to identify Jonathan’s presence either in Port Harcourt or Abuja. Some have suggested that those destinations may have been publicized to throw interested parties off his track. It was reported that a few hours after his return to Nigeria through the Port Harcourt International airport in Rivers on Wednesday, June 1, the former president went to his home town in Otuoke Friends and well-wishers were around to welcome the former president back to the country. READ ALSO: Jonathan in exile: Is the former president afraid of Buhari? Nigerians also took to social media to welcome Jonathan who has been out of the country to the United Kingdom and Cote d’Ivoire for weeks. It was alleged that Jonathan had gone on exile to evade arrest from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission for allegations of corrupt practices that occured during his administration with the most notable being the misappropriation of arms fund for political campaigns. Jonathan however denied that he had taken refuge in Cote d’Ivoire.