Saturday, January 17, 2015

Jonathan's response to the 5 Strong Questions from Obasanjo

 
A seemingly remorseful President Goodluck Jonathan, could only plead for understanding and corporation when
 he visited former President Olusegun Obasanjo, to seek for his blessings ahead of the February 14, 2015 
presidential election.

It was gathered that Jonathan, in the presence of the respected pastors present at the meeting, appealed for the 
support of Obasanjo, choosing not to respond to some of the questions posed to him.

The president had after his re-election campaign in Abeokuta, Ogun State, gone with the overseer of the
 Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye and founder of Living Faith Church, Bishop David
 Oyedepo, to the residence of Obasanjo to seek his forgiveness and support.

At the meeting, the former president had asked his estranged god-son the following questions:
 (1) Did you agree to run for only one term or not?
(2) What did you tell me was your reason for not going after Boko Haram insurgents even when I told you this will
 boomerang?
(3) What happened to Nigeria’s external reserve and Sovereign Wealth Fund?
(4) Did you give licence to Niger Delta militants (Dokubo and Tompolo) to import arms in the name of their
 privately owned companies? If so, for what reason?
(5) Did you not get correspondence from the United States consulate that a certain citizen named Buruji
 Kashamu is indicted for drug trafficking? Why did you appoint the same Kashamu as South West leader of
 PDP rather than hand him over to the US? And did the PDP give automatic Senate ticket to a wanted and 
convicted drug baron?

However it was gathered that Jonathan who either could not respond to the question or decided not to pleaded for
 Obasanjo’s understanding and corporation as he goes into the election.

A PDP source further hinted that the choice of the two revered pastors was to soften the ground for the former 
president to attend to him.

Obasanjo had since refused to endorse Jonathan’s re-election bid.

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