How Jonathan Responded To Obasanjo's Five
Questions
A peace meeting was held on Monday between
President Goodluck Jonathan and former President
Olusegun Obasanjo in Abeokuta, Ogun State.
At the meeting which held at Obasanjo's hilltop
residence, he was said to have put Jonathan on the hot
seat, asking him five crucial questions.
It was gathered that President Jonathan chose not to
respond but rather pleaded for understanding and
corporation, Leadership reports.
A seemingly remorseful President decided not to give
any response to the questions but appealed to
Obasanjo for his support as he goes into the February
presidential elections.
It had been reported earlier that the supposed peace
meeting ended in a fiasco as Obasanjo was not pleased
with Jonathan over his recent provocative utterances
against prominent Nigerian statesmen, including him
(Obasanjo).
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Oyedepo Meet In Abeokuta
A PDP source hinted that the presence of the overseer
of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor
Enoch Adeboye and founder of Living Faith Church,
Bishop David Oyedepo at the meeting was to soften
the ground for Obasanjo to attend to Jonathan.
There has been a cold war between the former
president and his estranged god-son. Obasanjo had
since refused to endorse Jonathan's re-election bid,
saying he promised to serve only one term.
His rejection took a turn for the worse when he
recently declared that he was for "Anything But
Jonathan" (ABJ) to several of his aides following their
supposed peace meeting.
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