₦airaland Forum

Kinsman of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan and
leader of All Progressives Congress, Bayelsa
State, Mr. Godwin Sidi, has revealed that
Jonathan conceded defeat to President
Muhammadu Buhari to cover up his atrocities in
office.
Sidi, who was the Interim Secretary of the
defunct New PDP, berated those commending
Jonathan for conceding, saying the former
President had no other choice but to do so.
Sidi, who spoke at a news conference in
Yenagoa on Friday, also called on the Federal
Government and the National Assembly to
commence the probe of Jonathan over the
whereabouts of the Chibok girls.
“Jonathan’s conceding defeat is a ploy to cover
up political atrocities he committed while in
office,” he stated.
He accused the former President of taking the
possession of property seized from a former
Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Diepreye
Alamieseigha.
Alamieseigha was impeached in 2005 by the
state House of Assembly and later convicted for
money laundering, paving way for Jonathan to
become the governor of the state.
His property, home and abroad, was confiscated
and returned to the state by the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission.
While as a President, Jonathan, who always
refers to Alamieseigha as his benefactor,
granted state pardon in controversial
circumstances to his former boss.
But Godwin revealed that some of the property
seized from the former governor were in the
possession of the former President.
He claimed that Jonathan took possession of
one of the seized buildings of Alamieseigha at
Maitama, Abuja, and later handed it over to his
political associate and friend, who is a monarch
in Bayelsa.
He also accused Jonathan of confiscating a 5-
series bulletproof BMW car bought as a birthday
gift for Alamieseigha by a friend.
Godwin, therefore, gave the former President 72
hours to return Alamieseigha’s property in his
possession or face a lawsuit.
He further asked the National Assembly to
compel Jonathan to give account of the
whereabouts of the Chibok girls since he was
the Chief Security Officer of the country when
they were taken away by terrorists.
He said his group had concluded plans to drag
the ex-President to the International Court of
Justice over the Chibok girls.
Sidi, a former South-South Youth leader of the
PDP asked the Code of Conduct Bureau to
make Jonathan’s assets declaration public.
He alleged that the former President glorified in
corruption and allowed graft to cripple the
country.
Sidi added, “Jonathan was instrumental to the
removal of Alamieseigha and prior to his
removal, I remembered vividly that a friend of
Alamieseigha bought him 5-series BMW car
salon. Jonathan took that vehicle to Aso Rock.
“The vehicle is still in his possession. I want him
to return that vehicle. Property, the one l know
for now, there are other ones l am trying to
investigate, of DSP in Maitama was given to
Jonathan’s associate.
“I am giving them 72 hours to return the house
to DSP as we prepare our papers to approach
the court. The National Assembly should invite
the President to give account of the Chibok
girls because he was the Chief Security Officer
at the time the girls were kidnapped.
“We are going to file our case at the ICJ over
the Chibok girls. I am calling on the Code of
Conduct Bureau to make Jonathan’s asset
declaration public.”
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Issorite.......

Ok this is new...@ op to use the slogan ' notin is impossible' is ok as u know so well that there isnothing for u,u look pathetic in dat pic..and seriously I hope this doesn't make front page.

ok but op,

hmm, Mr nairaland no go fit u self

kritikali:
Ok this is new...@ op to use the slogan ' notin is impossible' is ok as u know so well that there isnothing for u,u look pathetic in dat pic..and seriously I hope this doesn't make front page.

What did NOTHING do you? You also don't want him to make front page, why?