“You cannot talk about this matter without talking about President Jonathan,” he added.
It is unclear if President Muhammadu Buhari will go after his predecessor, with many political analysts claiming that Buhari will most likely not to do so. It would be recalled that when Buhari was voted into power in 2015, he said in his acceptance speech last April that: “President Jonathan has nothing to fear from me,” adding that, “Let’s put the past behind us, especially the recent past.”
But with the prosecution of Dasuki, a powerful member of Jonathan’s administration, the former head of state could yet be dragged into the case. Posted by pmnews on January 22, 2016, 8:15 am. Filed under Metro, News, Today's Headlines. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.
It’s a statement of fact.How would you imagine Col Dasuki will singularly take the Arms procuremen head cost to something else,rather,use the fund to solicit for support for the erstwhile government without the approval of the President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. However,the most interesting side of the story which the anti-Dasuki refuse to take is that,the fund in question,were never intended for arms procurement in real sense but for the purpose it was used.And this has and is still the managerial practice anywhere.Therefore,what’s Dasuki’s sin all about;for
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