The slush funds were routed through
the Katsina state government, the
home state of the former president. The payment includes about N150
million to Mrs. Turai Yar’adua, as well
as the late president’s aged mother,
his married daughters, and sons. It is yet unclear if any provision was
made for his second wife, Hauwa
Umar Radda, whom the late president
divorced in 1997, shortly before he
became the governor of Katsina
state. Although she has received the biggest
payout, it would be recalled that it
was the controversial former First
Lady, Turai, who pushed Nigeria to
the brink of a political crisis between
2009 and May 2010 while her husband was hospitalized in Saudi Arabia. He
eventually returned and died inside
the Aso Rock Villa. Mrs. Yar’Adua was at the head of a
cabal of Ministers, aides and security
agents that manipulated the nation
for many tense months as they clung
to power, almost leading to the
collapse of the government.
www.informationng.com/2013/01/president-jonathan-pays-close-to-n1-billion-in-severance-to-yaradua-family.html
www.247nigerianewsupdate.com/president-jonathan-pays-close-to-n1-billion-in-severance-to-yaradua-family/

Did d president referred 2 d constition
b4 paying d severance allowance.Know
4 sure that this is man know man affair
& it has a political undertone.It hs 2 do
wt 2015 political permutations.God wl
punish all those who are making life difficult 4 d commoner.

fatdon2:

mr poster, u b very greedy person, why must you be the poster, also be the 1st & 2nd to comment, ok only u na go read & comment 4 dis ur thread ni

Gonzo journalism.