One wonders why this ikoyi loot story comes up the same day the president will absent himself from the weekly FEC meeting. ‎

It is no news that the meeting was presided over by the VP, and the HMOI came up to defend the presidents absence ‎by saying he was attending to other issues. 

One now wonders what other issues could be more important than the Federal Executive Council meeting, where matters of national importance are deliberated upon. 

We can deduce that this Ikoyi loot story is just a plot to remove our attention from that fact the president may be sick again. ‎

Isn't it troubling that the agency did not disclose details of the owner or home from which the huge cash was recovered (38 million Dollars, 23 million Naira and another 27,000 Pounds).  But simply said it was recovered from an apartment somewhere in the Ikoyi area of Lagos State. 

I'm sure we will be told it's for security reasons. However, when Andrew Yakubu's cash gifts were recovered, his name was spelt out. Even the store address of the Bureau de change loot recovered earlier in the week was given. What then is the difference?

Even Sahara Reporters is part of the scheme, keeping us busy and from thinking of the president by mentioning three different owners of this house / loot. From the former PDP chairman and Bauchi State Gov., to the NNPC‎ woman and now Mr Fix it daughter. I bet they will soon mention the loot belongs to Saraki, Atiku and then GEJ.

Anyway, being sick is not an individuals fault. Everyone is expected to fall sick at one point in their lifetime. Or could it be the that the president is incapacitated but still wants to remain in power? 

Your guess is as good. 

We wait to see if the president will show up for any function today or when next he will show up.
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