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[quote but GMB cant win nah author=Qiewz11 post=30746197]There is no reason to jail him if he is clean (assuming GMB wins, which i hope he do).Only those who have skeleton in their backyard need to prepare for their nemesis.[/quote] |
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/ He plans to win by hook and by crook •Vouches for APC candidate’s ability to deliver •Counsels him to allay fears of those scared about his anti-corruption stance •Service Chiefs should have resigned The verdict came long and hard yesterday from former President Olusegun Obasanjo on the postponement of the elections, why they were shifted, and the two principal actors in the polity: President Goodluck Jonathan and his main challenger, General Muhammadu Buhari. Gen. Obasanjo, just back home from a five nation trip, faulted the postponement of the elections on the ground that the military would be engaging the Boko Haram terror group in battle. He declared point-blank that the service chiefs ought to have “gone home to rest” for promoting that course of action. He faulted this and said it was actually to buy time for President Jonathan. According to him, President Jonathan habours a “sinister grand plan to win the March 28 Presidential election by hook and by crook,” and fears that Gen Buhari will jail him in the event that the APC candidate triumphs at the poll. He spoke to reporters at his Hilltop Estate, Abeokuta, residence. He advised President Jonathan against going the way of former President Laurent Gbagbo of Cote’d Voire who kept tinkering with elections dates in his country until he was humiliated out of office, and to be wary of those prodding him on because when the heat turns full blast, he would be left “naked and isolated.” Obasanjo said the election postponement was a sad commentary on the nation’s democracy as was the role played by the security chiefs in the matter. He wondered why Nigeria could not go ahead with the February elections when countries like Iraq and Colombia conducted successful polls in the midst of wars and turmoil. The former Chairman, Board of Trustees (BoT) of the PDP was confident that Buhari would be able to “preside over an efficient and effective economic team” and “stabilise” the country once he wins the election. But he asked him to first “allay the fears of some people who feel threatened” his by tough anti – corruption stance. Such fear, he said, was partly responsible for the shift in poll instigated by those allegedly telling the President that “Buhari is a hard man who would fight corruption and he (Jonathan) will end in jail.” His words: “While I was away, I refused to make any categorical statement on this issue because I wanted to come back home and learn at firsthand what actually transpired and what was going on, and it turned out to be a forced decision on the INEC because it was alleged that the Security Chiefsý were unable to provide security, and as a result the Chairman of INEC had to postpone, in accordance with the dictates of the so called Security Chiefs. “I thought, for me, that was bad precedent for democracy in Nigeria. It meant it doesn’t matter what preparation or lack of preparation any electoral body could make in Nigeria. The final decision whether election will take place on the day scheduled for it lies in the domain of security. It is a sad day for democracy in Nigeria. “I will say this: we must all feel concerned before democracy is killed. The observable and what would appear to be happening is that the president has a grand plan, a grand plan to ensure that by hook or by crook, he wins the election or if it all fails, he scuttles it and creates chaos, confusion and unpleasantness in the whole country. “It is the duty and function and responsibility of the security officers to provide security. The President is the Chief Security Officer of the country and he is the Commander- in -Chief and if security is required anywhere, anytime, it is his duty to provide it. Failure to provide it is dereliction of duty. Pure and simple. “Whether the President is following his own grand plan or his aides and associates are working a script, ýthey are playing a script which must have got his endorsement, if not initiated by him. “What again, it looks to me that the Pre
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Femi Fani-Kayode Accuses INEC Of Colluding With APC To Rig 2015 Elections By buzzman on February 12, 2015 · Home » News » Femi Fani-Kayode Accuses INEC Of Colluding With APC To Rig 2015 Elections The PDP Presidential Campaign Organisation, has accused the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), of poor handling of distribution of the Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to eligible voters. Femi Fani-Kayode, Director of Media and Publicity of the organisation, made the accusation at a news conference in Abuja on Wednesday. He alleged that the INEC Chairman, Attahiru Jega , may be working in collaboration with some members of the opposition to favour the All Progressives Congress (APC). “The matter is that INEC has failed in its responsibility to produce and distribute PVCs to about 34% of registered voters who would require the cards to vote in the elections. This brings us to the issue of statistics of PVC distribution and collection, which we believe Prof. Jega, as a person, acting in concert with some forces of retrogression, is playing games with. We express our concerns today that Jega may have decided to aid the APC to rig the forthcoming elections through the manipulation of the production, distribution and collection of PVCs,” he said. According to Fani-Kayode, emerging trends had shown calculated attempts to deprive parts of the country that would vote for President Goodluck Jonathan , of their PVCs. He said that parts of the country that would vote for the APC presidential candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, already have their PVCs. Fanyi-Kayode described as unjustifiable, attacks on the PDP, on the postponement of the scheduled Feb. 14 and 28 general elections to March 28 and April 11 by the INEC. According to him, the INEC chairman hinged the postponement on the security advice given by the National Security Adviser with respect to the Boko Haram insurgency in the North-East. He said Jega deliberately failed to tell Nigerians the whole truth that underpinned the postponement. This, he added, provided the opposition APC a platform to accuse the PDP of complicity in the decision to postpone the elections. He stressed that the decision to postpone the elections was INEC’s, since it was constitutionally saddled with that responsibility. “The commission has done just that and it had hinted that it was having challenges with the distribution and collection of the PVCs. He stressed that the PDP had realised “how Jega dishonestly presented the reasons for the postponement of the elections.’’ According to Fani-Kayode, the major reason that informed INEC’s decision “was the deliberate attempt by the commission to disenfranchise over 23 million eligible voters who are yet to collect their PVCs.’’ He alleged that the collection rates of PVCs in the North Central, South-South, South West and South East regions assumed to be pro- Jonathan, were much lower with the highest being 57%. He noted that the North West zone which includes Katsina, the home state of Buhari, APC presidential candidate, had the highest collection rate of 80 per cent. He also claimed that the North-East had a 75% collection rate when the three states in this zone, Adamawa, Borno and Yobe, had been under the attack of Boko Haram insurgents. This insurgency, Fani-Kayode noted, had led to the displacement of many residents in the zone. “Pieces of information at our disposal have shown that Jega has had meetings with APC stalwarts in Dubai and other cities in the world to perfect this wanton conspiracy against 23 million eligible voters. Besides, we have information that the PVCs that Nigerians are scrambling for are not in Nigeria and will not arrive before the elections. These PVCs are still in China and Prof. Jega has strategically delayed their arrival to suit his electioneering permutations’’, he said. He challenged Jega to show Nigerians proof that the Chinese company printing the PVCs had been paid in full by disclosing the total contract sum and the amount paid till date. He also charged him to show proof of arrival or expected date of arrival of all PVCs for the elections and tell Nigerians how he could have distributed 23 million PVCs within five days to elections, if not postponed. “We hereby challenge Jega to be honourable and transparent to publish accurate information on the state of PVCs and how he plans to distribute them before elections. He should respond to allegations of partisanship and ineptitude, and live up to his responsibilities as an independent election umpire. If he refuses to do so, we may end up losing confidence in him’’, Fani- Kayode said. |
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author=Qiewz11 post=30746197]There is no reason to jail him if he is clean (assuming GMB wins, which i hope he do).