Ex-President Goodluck
Ebele Jonathan has been
challenged by Governor
Aminu Bello Masari – Governor Masari took a
swing at Jonathan, asking
him to give details of his
impact in the Niger Delta – Masari has challenged
leaders of the Niger Delta
to come clean on how the
affairs of the region has
been run Former speaker of the house of
representatives and Katsina
state governor, Aminu Bello
Masari has lamented that for
6years, a Niger Delta president
failed to develop the region despite huge revenues from oil
within the administration. Aminu Masari 09283 Governor Masari says the
leaders from the Niger Delta
region, failed their people. Although Masari did not name
anyone, the reference to a
Niger Delta president was
apparently made to Goodluck
Jonathan, the immediate past
president, under whose presidency oil price averaged $
100 per barrel. In an interview published in the
current edition of The
Interview, Masari called out
Niger Delta leaders, challenging
them to “come clean” on how
they managed the region’s resources. READ ALSO: Presidency orders the probe of Emir Sanusi and
Prof. Soludo? “For six years, we had a Niger
Delta president. Let us see
what difference he made in six
years when he was president,”
he said. “When the excess crude
account became pocket money,
how much of the money went
to the Niger Delta?” He asked the federal
government to publish how
much the region has received
since the 13 percent derivation
started. According to a statement by
Azu Ishiekwene, managing
director/editor-in-chief of the
magazine, “the interview
features Masari firing on all
cylinders”. The former speaker of the
house of representatives took
on Senate President Bukola
Saraki, and explained why the
third term bid of former
President Olusegun Obasanjo failed. For the first time, he spoke at
length on ‘budget padding’,
and then, he “removed his
gloves on his predecessor,
Ibrahim Shema”. Asked what he did to ensure
accountability of oil money when
he was speaker and also a
ranking member of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP), Masari
said: “The house of representatives has been
friendly to the people of the
Niger Delta than any other
institution in the country.” The magazine’s issue also
contains detailed interviews with
Chioma Ajunwa and the world’s
most famous foodies, the Roca
Brothers. In the same vein, Alhaji Masari
has lamented that the way
resources were lavished by the
past PDP administration is the
major reason some states in
the country cannot pay workers’ salaries regularly. Governor Masari made the
disclosure when he received the Katsina state officials of
Munazzamatul Fitiyanul Islam on a courtesy visit in
Government House Katsina
yesterday, July 25. Source http://davesblog.over-blog.com/2016/08/niger-delta-agitation-blame-it-on-jonathan-masari.html

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Dont mind these blood sucking demons
Enough is enough... This is a parasitic relationship. The South South has not benefited anything from Nigeria and has the right to self determination if and when necessary.

NigerDeltan:
Is this not enough for people to agitate??


time shall tell

What impact has Buhari had on the north? Could we now blame Boko Haram activities on him?
It is even on record that he supported them through his words and actions, but the likes of Governor Masari had nothing to say about it. Sing on to your zombies who have no brain of their own to weigh things.

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I wonder what gives this northerners guts,north still remains the poorest region in Nigeria even with most head of state and presidents coming from that region...I think south south has bn far too kind in feeding these morons over the years.

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