President Goodluck
Jonathan has said that no group or person can threaten him before he will
perform his official duties.
Jonathan, who was
responding to an October deadline given to him on Monday by members of the
Northern Elders Forum to ensure the rescue of the abducted
schoolgirls, said the ultimatum was in bad taste.
Two NEF
members, Solomon Dalung and Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, had said that the rescue of
the girls who have been in the captivity of Boko Haram insurgents for three
months now, was a condition for Jonathan to enjoy Northern support for his
presidential ambition in 2015.
The northern
elders had said, “We are convinced that most of these conflicts are
being engineered to weaken the North politically and economically by interests
which intend to exploit such weaknesses for electoral benefits.
“In the light of our firm
conviction that the insurgency and related security challenges pose threats to
the 2015 elections and the survival of our nation, we strongly advise President
Jonathan to bring to an end, the insurgency in all its
manifestations and produce the Chibok girls before the end of October 2014
The northerners are braggart
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ReplyDeleteBring back the girls or not, Nigerians are tired of your misrule. Go back to Otuoke and join the ogogoro party there.
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