President Goodluck Jonathan has fixed May 28 for
handover to the new government of Muhammadu
Buhari, rather than the conventional May 29.
This was revealed by Patricia Akwashiki, the
minister for information, who spoke to journalists
at the end of Wednesday’s edition of the weekly
federal executive council meeting. Akwashiki said
the president would hand over on May 28 at a
dinner with Buhari and his incoming governing
team, while reserving the May 29 democracy day
for the new government. “By May 28, the president
intends to have the formal handover done at a
dinner,” she said. “You know May 29 is our
Democracy Day – we have activities lined up all
through that week, showcasing all what we have
achieved and all other things we do normally on
our Democracy Day except that this year is special
with the inauguration of our new president.” She
added that all handover notes are expected to have
been submitted on or before April 20, which is the
next meeting date for the presidential transition
committee. “The president emphasised the need
for all MDAs and government parastatals and
departments, agencies to submit their handover
notes to the office of the SGF by the 20th (April)
that is next Monday. So, we are going to be very
busy this weekend, putting our handover notes
together. “The president also emphasised that he
will require another little briefing from all MDAs to
indicate inherited projects, how they have been
executed, initiated projects by his administration
and their level of completion (whether completed
or ongoing or abandoned).” Jonathan’s side of the
presidential transitional committee began its work
with a meeting on Monday. Addressing journalists
after the meeting, Pius Anyim, the secretary to the
federal government, had said his duty was to
“collect from all the MDAs (ministries, departments
and agencies) our own handover briefs, prepare
the handover briefs, prepare the president’s
handover note”. “After we have collected our own
briefs from the ministries, then we put it together
and interface with the other committee so that
whatever clarifications they want, whatever
questions they have, we will be able to address
them,” he said. Present at the committee’s
meeting were the likes of Jelil Adesiyan, ministers
of police affairs; Idris Umar, minister of transport,
Paul Orhi, director-general of national agency for
and drugs administration and control (NAFDAC);
Mohammed Adoke, attorney general of the
federation; and Bashir Yuguda, minister of state for
finance.

I don't believe this

SELFLESS MAN!
GEJ MY HERO
SAI GEJ


We wish BUHARI d best of luck and we promise to be a fierce opposition!!!

GEJ is man who always does his thing right, just that some element wont stop at nothing until they see him paint from white to black.
proper preparing prevent poor performance. He as just shown us the beauty of doing thing early n in the right way.

GEJ is man who always does his thing right, just that some element wont stop at nothing until they see him paint from white to black.
proper preparing prevent poor performance. He as just shown us the beauty of doing thing early n in the right way.
God bless us all

GEJ!!!
d man after my heart!

Noted.

Nothing is surprising here,
Jonathan is still in charge.
PERIOD !