President Goodluck Jonathan paid a secret visit to
former Vice President Abubakar Atiku on Friday night
to hold a meeting that lasted till the early hours of
Saturday.
Sources at the Presidency told SaharaReporters that
Mr. Jonathan went to Mr. Atiku’s home with the aim
of persuading the former VP to lead a so called
interim government of national unity that the
president has been covertly attempting to sell to
numerous political figures in recent weeks. One
source said Mr. Jonathan and some hawkish
members of his inner circle, including Petroleum
Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke, First Lady Patience
Jonathan, Governors Olusegun Mimiko and Ayo
Fayose of Ondo and Ekiti respectively, as well as
senior presidential aide Doyin Okupe, have decided
that handing over power to Muhammadu Buhari “is
out of the question.”
Several electoral monitoring groups are projecting
that Mr. Buhari, a retired army general and the
presidential candidate of the All Progressives
Congress (APC), is the odds-on favorite to win the
March 28 presidential election.
When SaharaReporters reached Mr. Atiku, he
expressed surprise that we knew about his meeting
with President Jonathan. He asserted that the idea of
his heading an interim government did not come up
during the long discussion with the president.
Mr. Atiku said he had retired to bed when he was
woken up and told that President Jonathan had come
to see him, adding that the president was already
waiting in his living room.
After denying that he was asked to head an interim
government, the former vice president admitted that
Mr. Jonathan tried to prevail on him to rejoin the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He disclosed that he
rejected the invitation outright.
According to Mr. Atiku, the president also discussed
the ongoing war against Boko Haram insurgents,
asking for support for Nigerian troops fighting in the
area. He said they also discussed the possibility of
displaced Nigerians returning to the areas that have
been recaptured from Boko Haram.
Asked by our reporter whether he thought President
Jonathan was interested in allowing elections to hold
on March 28, the former vice president hesitated
before stating that he would not wish to speculate,
but he said the president’s body language did not
reveal that he was interested in the polls that are
scheduled to hold in two weeks.
The secret meeting between Mr. Jonathan and
former VP Atiku has caused unease among some APC
stalwarts. A few hours after the meeting, a faction of
Mr. Atiku’s original political organization, the Peoples
Democratic Movement (PDM), announced their
endorsement of President Jonathan.
In his telephone interview with SaharaReporters, Mr.
Atiku disclosed that he was opposed to the formation
of an interim government. He stated that when
former military dictator, Ibrahim Babangida, set up
an interim national government in 1993, the dictator
offered him a position in the government through the
late General Shehu Yar’Adua (ret.). He said he
rejected the position, adding that it was eventually
given to a Lagos politician Dapo Sarumi.
Asked further about the substance of his
conversation with Mr. Jonathan, the former vice
president said advised the president to ensure that
the elections were free and fair and devoid of the
bloodshed that trailed the 2011 general elections.

SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK
http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/17/fresh-plot-scuttle-nigerias-elections-jonathan-holds-secret-meeting-former-vp-atiku

Trash

That Clueless man again!!! O ga gan ooo!!!




Will be right Back!!!

If there exists no crack in the wall, there wud be no hiding place for geckos. Atiku's political weakness of changing camps at every opportunity wil perpetually rob that man of relevance. ###CHHHHHANGE #Sai Buhari

falconey:
President Goodluck Jonathan paid a secret visit to
former Vice President Abubakar Atiku on Friday night
to hold a meeting that lasted till the early hours of
Saturday.
Sources at the Presidency told SaharaReporters that
Mr. Jonathan went to Mr. Atiku’s home with the aim
of persuading the former VP to lead a so called
interim government of national unity that the
president has been covertly attempting to sell to
numerous political figures in recent weeks. One
source said Mr. Jonathan and some hawkish
members of his inner circle, including Petroleum
Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke, First Lady Patience
Jonathan, Governors Olusegun Mimiko and Ayo
Fayose of Ondo and Ekiti respectively, as well as
senior presidential aide Doyin Okupe, have decided
that handing over power to Muhammadu Buhari “is
out of the question.”
Several electoral monitoring groups are projecting
that Mr. Buhari, a retired army general and the
presidential candidate of the All Progressives
Congress (APC), is the odds-on favorite to win the
March 28 presidential election.
When SaharaReporters reached Mr. Atiku, he
expressed surprise that we knew about his meeting
with President Jonathan. He asserted that the idea of
his heading an interim government did not come up
during the long discussion with the president.
Mr. Atiku said he had retired to bed when he was
woken up and told that President Jonathan had come
to see him, adding that the president was already
waiting in his living room.
After denying that he was asked to head an interim
government, the former vice president admitted that
Mr. Jonathan tried to prevail on him to rejoin the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He disclosed that he
rejected the invitation outright.
According to Mr. Atiku, the president also discussed
the ongoing war against Boko Haram insurgents,
asking for support for Nigerian troops fighting in the
area. He said they also discussed the possibility of
displaced Nigerians returning to the areas that have
been recaptured from Boko Haram.
Asked by our reporter whether he thought President
Jonathan was interested in allowing elections to hold
on March 28, the former vice president hesitated
before stating that he would not wish to speculate,
but he said the president’s body language did not
reveal that he was interested in the polls that are
scheduled to hold in two weeks.
The secret meeting between Mr. Jonathan and
former VP Atiku has caused unease among some APC
stalwarts. A few hours after the meeting, a faction of
Mr. Atiku’s original political organization, the Peoples
Democratic Movement (PDM), announced their
endorsement of President Jonathan.
In his telephone interview with SaharaReporters, Mr.
Atiku disclosed that he was opposed to the formation
of an interim government. He stated that when
former military dictator, Ibrahim Babangida, set up
an interim national government in 1993, the dictator
offered him a position in the government through the
late General Shehu Yar’Adua (ret.). He said he
rejected the position, adding that it was eventually
given to a Lagos politician Dapo Sarumi.
Asked further about the substance of his
conversation with Mr. Jonathan, the former vice
president said advised the president to ensure that
the elections were free and fair and devoid of the
bloodshed that trailed the 2011 general elections.

SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK
http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/17/fresh-plot-scuttle-nigerias-elections-jonathan-holds-secret-meeting-former-vp-atiku

U din here no mores elenctionin agains
Incaise u Missins d jist cheick an seen it hear

www.nairaland.com/2198668/breaking-news-life-aso-rok

I thought the TANIANS were happy about how much gains they made with the election postponement, gloating about stopping APC's campaign and finances, how APC likes have gone down on nairaland, just yesterday I saw an online poll where GMB pulled triple what GEJ got, So pathetic for PDP, I'm sure they are regretting foisting jonathan on the party now. As for Atiku I'm sure he must have given jonathan an advice ( spend all the dollars in this world, you might still find yourself coming third in the election ).

The only thing constant in life is CHANGE
Sai Buhari .

If this news is anything to go by- GEJ looking for someone to head his unconstitutional ING in futility- I think it's time he resign to fate and face the outcomes of the polls in good faith. But why is he and PDP morbidly afraid of a Buhari presidency. These people have done things that must not be known.
At this rate, Jonathan will definitely consult me before this weekend.

This is balderdash, poppycock, piffle, drivel, bunkum, twaddle, rubbish and nonsensical nonsense , coming from Sahara reporters I doubt the authenticity of this information.

They called Atiku and he started telling them everything. Nice one.

why do I find it difficult to believe this article? It looks like something a 3 year old would write...

I just hope this man won't end up like gaddafi.

i have said it and will always say it...am not convinced any election will take place on March 28th...this is naija..anything can happen.
Meanwhile












we are waiting/watching

ok

Thank you lalasticlala......march4buhari march 28!


GOD BLESS NIGERIA

Sad as it may seem, I don't think Buhari has a chance of winning this election, considering the huge propaganda against him in newspapers, television stations e.t.c. Also Buhari must have shot himself in the foot by threatening to remove the office of first lady(which is the dream of every woman), as many ladies I know are afraid of voting him into power, that's 50% of all votes! Jonathan is using huge blackmail and spending a lot of money on this election(s), I don't think there is a chance of escaping violence.

[s]

falconey:
President Goodluck Jonathan paid a secret visit to
former Vice President Abubakar Atiku on Friday night
to hold a meeting that lasted till the early hours of
Saturday.
Sources at the Presidency told SaharaReporters that
Mr. Jonathan went to Mr. Atiku’s home with the aim
of persuading the former VP to lead a so called
interim government of national unity that the
president has been covertly attempting to sell to
numerous political figures in recent weeks. One
source said Mr. Jonathan and some hawkish
members of his inner circle, including Petroleum
Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke, First Lady Patience
Jonathan, Governors Olusegun Mimiko and Ayo
Fayose of Ondo and Ekiti respectively, as well as
senior presidential aide Doyin Okupe, have decided
that handing over power to Muhammadu Buhari “is
out of the question.”
Several electoral monitoring groups are projecting
that Mr. Buhari, a retired army general and the
presidential candidate of the All Progressives
Congress (APC), is the odds-on favorite to win the
March 28 presidential election.
When SaharaReporters reached Mr. Atiku, he
expressed surprise that we knew about his meeting
with President Jonathan. He asserted that the idea of
his heading an interim government did not come up
during the long discussion with the president.
Mr. Atiku said he had retired to bed when he was
woken up and told that President Jonathan had come
to see him, adding that the president was already
waiting in his living room.
After denying that he was asked to head an interim
government, the former vice president admitted that
Mr. Jonathan tried to prevail on him to rejoin the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He disclosed that he
rejected the invitation outright.
According to Mr. Atiku, the president also discussed
the ongoing war against Boko Haram insurgents,
asking for support for Nigerian troops fighting in the
area. He said they also discussed the possibility of
displaced Nigerians returning to the areas that have
been recaptured from Boko Haram.
Asked by our reporter whether he thought President
Jonathan was interested in allowing elections to hold
on March 28, the former vice president hesitated
before stating that he would not wish to speculate,
but he said the president’s body language did not
reveal that he was interested in the polls that are
scheduled to hold in two weeks.
The secret meeting between Mr. Jonathan and
former VP Atiku has caused unease among some APC
stalwarts. A few hours after the meeting, a faction of
Mr. Atiku’s original political organization, the Peoples
Democratic Movement (PDM), announced their
endorsement of President Jonathan.
In his telephone interview with SaharaReporters, Mr.
Atiku disclosed that he was opposed to the formation
of an interim government. He stated that when
former military dictator, Ibrahim Babangida, set up
an interim national government in 1993, the dictator
offered him a position in the government through the
late General Shehu Yar’Adua (ret.). He said he
rejected the position, adding that it was eventually
given to a Lagos politician Dapo Sarumi.
Asked further about the substance of his
conversation with Mr. Jonathan, the former vice
president said advised the president to ensure that
the elections were free and fair and devoid of the
bloodshed that trailed the 2011 general elections.

SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK
http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/17/fresh-plot-scuttle-nigerias-elections-jonathan-holds-secret-meeting-former-vp-atiku

[/s] Trash

Wot are u talking about.

..unfounded lies.
..give us anoda tales from moonlight.
GEJ is not going anywhere.. He must finish the race till 2019...quote me and forever remain ignored..

GEJ till March 28, 2015

Even the Nigerian illiterates and market women are now singing GMB till 2019. My grandmother sef know say na SAI BUHARI!

GOD BLESS NIGERIA!

Were yu in d meeting?
How did yu know W̶̲̥̅̊ђA̶̲̥̅t was discussed?

falconey:
President Goodluck Jonathan paid a secret visit to
former Vice President Abubakar Atiku on Friday night
to hold a meeting that lasted till the early hours of
Saturday.
Sources at the Presidency told SaharaReporters that
Mr. Jonathan went to Mr. Atiku’s home with the aim
of persuading the former VP to lead a so called
interim government of national unity that the
president has been covertly attempting to sell to
numerous political figures in recent weeks. One
source said Mr. Jonathan and some hawkish
members of his inner circle, including Petroleum
Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke, First Lady Patience
Jonathan, Governors Olusegun Mimiko and Ayo
Fayose of Ondo and Ekiti respectively, as well as
senior presidential aide Doyin Okupe, have decided
that handing over power to Muhammadu Buhari “is
out of the question.”
Several electoral monitoring groups are projecting
that Mr. Buhari, a retired army general and the
presidential candidate of the All Progressives
Congress (APC), is the odds-on favorite to win the
March 28 presidential election.
When SaharaReporters reached Mr. Atiku, he
expressed surprise that we knew about his meeting
with President Jonathan. He asserted that the idea of
his heading an interim government did not come up
during the long discussion with the president.
Mr. Atiku said he had retired to bed when he was
woken up and told that President Jonathan had come
to see him, adding that the president was already
waiting in his living room.
After denying that he was asked to head an interim
government, the former vice president admitted that
Mr. Jonathan tried to prevail on him to rejoin the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He disclosed that he
rejected the invitation outright.
According to Mr. Atiku, the president also discussed
the ongoing war against Boko Haram insurgents,
asking for support for Nigerian troops fighting in the
area. He said they also discussed the possibility of
displaced Nigerians returning to the areas that have
been recaptured from Boko Haram.
Asked by our reporter whether he thought President
Jonathan was interested in allowing elections to hold
on March 28, the former vice president hesitated
before stating that he would not wish to speculate,
but he said the president’s body language did not
reveal that he was interested in the polls that are
scheduled to hold in two weeks.
The secret meeting between Mr. Jonathan and
former VP Atiku has caused unease among some APC
stalwarts. A few hours after the meeting, a faction of
Mr. Atiku’s original political organization, the Peoples
Democratic Movement (PDM), announced their
endorsement of President Jonathan.
In his telephone interview with SaharaReporters, Mr.
Atiku disclosed that he was opposed to the formation
of an interim government. He stated that when
former military dictator, Ibrahim Babangida, set up
an interim national government in 1993, the dictator
offered him a position in the government through the
late General Shehu Yar’Adua (ret.). He said he
rejected the position, adding that it was eventually
given to a Lagos politician Dapo Sarumi.
Asked further about the substance of his
conversation with Mr. Jonathan, the former vice
president said advised the president to ensure that
the elections were free and fair and devoid of the
bloodshed that trailed the 2011 general elections.

SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK
http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/17/fresh-plot-scuttle-nigerias-elections-jonathan-holds-secret-meeting-former-vp-atiku

Thunder fire APC with their fake news.Buhari can't match GEJ

See as sahara reporters dey lie like llai mohammed

We must unite against every plan to scuttle our democracy by Jonathan and his cohorts, it's good their plans are being exposed on a daily basis.

They come out openly, sound very confident like they would win the elections whereas deep down, they know they've lost. Their evil plans will never materialise, Elections will hold March 28 and General Buhari will win.

.

I consulted d oracle nd it said otueke is inevitable

Neva again shall a dictator rule Niigeria

Just give us FREE and FAIR election and let the best man win.

[quote author=Acekidc4 post=31696782]That Clueless man again!!! O ga gan ooo!!!




Lafin

I don't believe this piece of trash.. How can atiku reveal So much...