[size=14pt]FG uncovers plot to derail Jonathan’s inauguration[/size]
Written by Taiwo Adisa Sunday, 15 May 2011

A plot to scuttle the inauguration of President Goodluck Jonathan on May 29 has been uncovered by some agencies of government said to be working on counter terrorism theories.

Sources in Abuja, the Federal Capita l Territory told the Sunday Tribune that a group(name withheld) close to a popular politician  were said to have met in Kaduna on May 6, where they unfolded the plan to scuttle the President’s inauguration on May 29.

Sources in the know told the Sunday Tribune that some top aides of the said politician were at the Kaduna meeting where the plot to undermine the presidential inauguration ceremony was debated.

It was gathered that some leaders of the group had perfected plans to initiate another round of confrontation between their supporters and security agents so as to paint a picture of insecurity in Nigeria.

Some of the plans adopted according to sources include instigating riots in states including Kaduna, Bauchi, Plateau, Borno and Kano. The plan, according to the source was aimed at precipitating reprisals from some Southern states  such that the security agencies would have their hands full.

A source also said that one of the action plan of the group discovered include the bid to infiltrate extremist religious groups to co-opt them in the plot to undermine security and attract international attention.

It was also gathered that the group plans to circulate some false but sensitive information about the government  through some foreign media outfits to cause disaffection.

The plan also include labeling some Northerners working in the federal government as anti-people and target them for attacks.

A source also said that the group plans to circulate some inciting messages, while some religious leaders have also been penciled down for engagement.

One of the points to be raised by those behind the plot according to one source, is the picture where President Jonathan knelt down before Pastor Enoch ADEBOYE, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) in Lagos. The picture, it was learnt was going to be circulated as evidence of religious bigotry by the leader.

The information contained in the blueprint for the plot also include the engagement of some sympathetic media houses. The essence it was gathered was aimed at recruiting the youth  in rural areas.

It was also gathered that some civil servants top in the hierarchy would be reached to sabotage projects of the administration and ensure nothing works.

A source said: “One of the plan is also to ensure that those involved would engage in aggressive campaign against the government through various social networks such as the Facebook;
“Text messages will also be utilized to portray the post-election violence and manifestation of antagonism between Christians and Muslims.”

The group, it was further learnt  plans to surreptitiously engineer violence in some Institutions of higher learning which would eventually take ethno-religious dimensions. It also plans to sustain its activities through propaganda and blackmail.

It was however confirmed on Saturday that  the authorities have placed some of those involved under close watch.

LoveKing:

Beaf is a fear monger

Beaf:

I have come to expect stvpid talk from the usual quarters (including those that always sound mad, like kobojunkie).
Is it out of being too daft to analyse a topic that you guys make such foolish statements? Or will making foolish statements erase the article from the press?
It is difficult to comprehend certain exhibitions of foolishness!

What makes matters even worse is the fact that 600+ people were killed in similar circumstances only a couple of weeks ago. But it seems ok for shallow minded indoctrinated sillies to pun away spilt blood like it is some sort of debating toy.

Shame on you monsters.

alj_harem:

SMH

you are a very bad person

beaf make i catch you you go see

It was gathered that some leaders of the group had perfected plans to initiate another round of confrontation between their supporters and security agents so as to paint a picture of insecurity in Nigeria.

kasiem:

In all this rubbish, the igbos that he betrayed will be one of the major victims and at the end of the day he'll come out compensating them with the paltry sum 5million naira. What a shame!

A plot to scuttle the inauguration of President Goodluck Jonathan on May 29 has been uncovered by some agencies of government said to be working on counter terrorism theories.

cogitoErgo:

Thanks fo dis post o! Im wokng fo bauchi govt in Azare nd we hav been hearng rumour f handng over crises since! As fo me, im livng dat place n thur 26th. 'oju ni alankan fi nsori'

JTF, militants in gun battle

WARRI – SOLDIERS suspected to be from the Joint Task Force, JTF, on the Niger Delta, Wednesday, stormed a militant camp in Ayakoromor community, Burutu Local Government Area of Delta state and engaged the militants in a gun battle.

Efforts to get the spokesman of the JTF, Lt. Col Timothy Antigha, for comments on the invasion failed as his GSM phone rang out more than seven times he was called, while a male soldier who answered on one occasion simply asked the reporter to call back.

It was gathered that soldiers struck at the camp at about 2.00 pm but Vanguard could not confirm if there was any casualty, as sources close to the militant camp, believed to be owned by wanted ex-militant leader, John Togo, claimed the militants chased the soldiers back.

NDLF spokesman, Mark Anthony who spoke to Vanguard on phone, last night, confirmed that JTF soldiers visited the camp and were chased back by the militants.

He, however, said, “The NDLF was not fighting anybody and had ceased hostilities as a result of the appeal by eminent Nigerians, including the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta, Hon. Kingsley Kuku to enable the Federal Government look into our grievances.

“It is, therefore, surprising to us to see the JTF coming to attack us, we are not fighting them and we are calling on President Goodluck Jonathan to call the task force to order, as we don’t want anybody to create the impression that we fighting them and that is why they attacked or that we do not want President Jonathan to rule the country in an atmosphere of peace”, he said.

“We have promised to maintain the peace and we have done that for months even when our demands have not been addressed, so the task force should not provoke us. Imagine what would have happened if our boys had decided to fight back.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/05/jtf-militants-in-gun-battle/

It was also gathered that some civil servants top in the hierarchy would be reached to sabotage projects of the administration and ensure nothing works.

edoyad:

@topic. Many of the monkeys mocking this story are the same apes who'll cry on the lack of proactiveness on the part of the govt when it comes to security.

Abagworo:


This is pure comedy.

Beaf:

[size=14pt]FG uncovers plot to derail Jonathan’s inauguration[/size]
Written by Taiwo Adisa Sunday, 15 May 2011

A plot to scuttle the inauguration of President Goodluck Jonathan on May 29 has been uncovered by some agencies of government said to be working on counter terrorism theories.
Sources in Abuja, the Federal Capita l Territory told the Sunday Tribune that a group(name withheld) close to [b]a popular politician  [/b]were said to have met in Kaduna on May 6, where they unfolded the plan to scuttle the President’s inauguration on May 29.

Sources in the know told the Sunday Tribune that some top aides of the said politician were at the Kaduna meeting where the plot to undermine the presidential inauguration ceremony was debated.

It was gathered that some leaders of the group had perfected plans to initiate another round of confrontation between their supporters and security agents so as to paint a picture of insecurity in Nigeria.

Some of the plans adopted according to sources include instigating riots in states including Kaduna, Bauchi, Plateau, Borno and Kano. The plan, according to the source was aimed at precipitating reprisals from some Southern states  such that the security agencies would have their hands full.

A source also said that one of the action plan of the group discovered include the bid to infiltrate extremist religious groups to co-opt them in the plot to undermine security and attract international attention.

It was also gathered that the group plans to circulate some false but sensitive information about the government  through some foreign media outfits to cause disaffection.

The plan also include labeling some Northerners working in the federal government as anti-people and target them for attacks.

A source also said that the group plans to circulate some inciting messages, while some religious leaders have also been penciled down for engagement.

One of the points to be raised by those behind the plot according to one source, is the picture where President Jonathan knelt down before Pastor Enoch ADEBOYE, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) in Lagos. The picture, it was learnt was going to be circulated as evidence of religious bigotry by the leader.

The information contained in the blueprint for the plot also include the engagement of some sympathetic media houses. The essence it was gathered was aimed at recruiting the youth  in rural areas.

It was also gathered that some civil servants top in the hierarchy would be reached to sabotage projects of the administration and ensure nothing works.

A source said: “One of the plan is also to ensure that those involved would engage in aggressive campaign against the government through various social networks such as the Facebook;
“Text messages will also be utilized to portray the post-election violence and manifestation of antagonism between Christians and Muslims.”

The group, it was further learnt  plans to surreptitiously engineer violence in some Institutions of higher learning which would eventually take ethno-religious dimensions. It also plans to sustain its activities through propaganda and blackmail.

It was however confirmed on Saturday that  the authorities have placed some of those involved under close watch.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/sun/index.php/front-page-articles/3895-fg-uncovers-plot-to-derail-jonathans-inauguration

edoyad:

^ If it was easy to arrest and prosecute people the US would have done away with Alqaeda ages ago.

@topic. Many of the monkeys mocking this story are the same apes who'll cry on the lack of proactiveness on the part of the govt when it comes to security.