http://africanspotlight.com/2014/08/02/jonathan-dead-presidency/


The Presidency on Friday dismissed rumours being circulated online that President Jonathan is dead.
One of the reports claimed that Jonathan
might have lost his life in a plane crash,
the other alleged that the President
collapsed and died in his office.
However, Presidential Spokesman Reuben
Abati has refuted such claims: “President
Jonathan is hale and hearty. Information
being spread about his state of health
and condition is mischievous. Beware of
devilish elements!”
Jonathan will, at the invitation of
President Barack Obama, leave for
Washington DC early Sunday to
participate in a three-day United States-
African Leaders Summit.
He will join President Obama and about
50 other participating African leaders for
discussions that are expected to lead to
greater progress in key areas such as
expanding trade and investment ties,
promoting inclusive sustainable
development and expanding cooperation
on peace and security.
The Summit, which is the first of its kind
between an American President and
African heads of state and government, is
expected to greatly strengthen ties
between the United States, Nigeria and
other African countries.
In addition to three special sessions on "Investing in Africa’s Future”, “Peace and Regional Stability” and “Governing the Next Generation”, the summit will also feature side-events such as the United States-Africa Business Forum which has the objectives of boosting efforts to strengthen trade and financial ties between the United States and Africa, creating partnerships that will accelerate job creation, and encouraging even more American investments in Nigeria and other African countries.
President Jonathan is also scheduled to hold meetings in Washington with key United States political, security and business leaders on the sidelines of the summit to discuss the further expansion of bilateral cooperation between Nigeria and the United States in other areas including the war against terrorism.
The President will be accompanied to the summit by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Aminu Wali, the Coordinating Minster of the Economy and Minister of Finance, Mrs. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Minister of Trade and Investment, Dr. Olusegun Aganga, the Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo and the National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd.)
He will return home at the conclusion of the summit on Wednesday.

supporter of APC wants him dead by all means but no way