President Goodluck Jonathan has said he will
pick his nomination form on or before the
expiration of the deadline given to all aspirants, by
the People's Democratic Party (PDP).
He stated his decision at a private meeting with
governors, held at the House 7 wing of the
Presidential Villa, Abuja.
An official source, who was privy to the meeting
said the President thanked the governors for
endorsing him and said he has finally made up his
mind to take the baton of expression.
The source who spoke on condition of anonymity
said the president has already set up his
Presidential Declaration Committee and will pick
his form on his return from Israel.
It can be recalled that the leadership of the
People’s Democratic Party (PDP) had on
Wednesday directed the President and other
aspirants to pick their forms for nomination and
expression of interest on or before October 30th
or risk not participating in the 2015 general
elections.
President Jonathan who is expected to pick the
nomination form soon after his return from Israel,
it was also learnt will formally declare his
Presidential ambition on a date which will be fixed
by the committee between the 7th and 15th of
November 2014.
Members of the Presidential Declaration
Committee include; Bello Halliru Mohammed
(Chairman) from Kebbi, Sen. Ken Namani (Deputy
Chairman), Enugu, Sen. Anyim Pius Anyim
(Secretary), Ebonyi, Prof. Rufa'i Ahmed Alkali
(member), Gombe, Julius Imagwe - SSA - Youth -
(member), Edo, Baraka Sani (SSA -NSAP) - Kano,
(member).
Governors were also selected to represent zones;
they include Liyel Imoke, Cross River (South
South), Theodore Orji, Abia (South East), Olusegun
Mimiko, Ondo (South West), Mua'zu Babangida
Aliyu Niger (North Central), Ibrahim Shema,
Katsina (North West) and Ibrahim Dankwambo,
Gombe (North East).
While the representatives at the National
Assembly level include; Sen. Hosea Agbola ,
(Oyo), Sen. Ahmed Makarfi (Kaduna), Bitrus Kaze
(Plateau) and Salmas Badru (Ogun).
Representatives of the Federal Executive Council
include; Minister of Petroleum Resources,
Dieziani Allison-Madueke (Bayelsa), Minister of
Police Affairs, Alhaji Abduljelili Adesiyan (Osun),
Minister of Women Affairs, Hajiya Zainab Maina
(Adamawa), Minister of Federal Capital Territory,
Sen. Bala Mohammed (Bauchi).
Representatives of Party Official include; Deputy
National Chairman, Prince Uche Secondus
(Rivers), Benue State Chapter Chairman, Chief
Emmanuel Egbo, (Benue) National Women Leader,
Kema Chikwe (Imo) and North West Zonal
Chairman, Amb. Ibrahim Kazaure (Jigawa).
Party members Represenatives also include; Sen.
Stella Omu (Delta), Sen. Walid Jibirn (BOT
Secretary, (Nasarawa), Ibrahim Bunu (Borno),
Rev. Jolly Nyame (Taraba), Sen. Aneitie Okon
(Akwa Ibom), Peter Obi (Anambra), Remi Adiuku
Bakare (Lagos), and Gen. A. B. Mamman (PDP
National Youth Leader) - FCT.
Others appointed at Presidential discretion
include; Barr. Halima Alfa (Kogi), Nigeria
Ambassador to Netherland, Nimota Nihinlola
Akanbi (Kwara), FCT ALGON Chairman, Micah
Yohanna Jiba (FCT) and Sam Ikon (Akwa Ibom).
A Summary of members representing the zones
include, south south (6), south east (5), south
west (5), FCT (1), North West (5), North East (6)
and North Central (6).

SOURCE: http://m.dailytimes.com.ng/article/jonathan-indicates-interest-contest

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Distributing assets according to the will
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