Thursday 17 April 2014

So Jonathan Failed to Invite APC Governors to Security Meeting


Goodluck Jonathan and his government has divided Nigerians too much and it's getting worst:
Can you believe that an expanded security meeting called to dwell on the worsening insecurity across Nigeria in Abuja on Wednesday took place without any of the 16 state governors who belong to the APC?

That is the reality of Nigeria today, where some people now believe they have more stake in Nigeria than the rest of the people. How sad!

Despite the fact that three of the states mostly affected states by the Boko Haram – Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe – are controlled by APC governors, and Jonathan had blamed the APC governors for the insurgency in their states, Governor Godswill Akpabio tried to justify Jonathan's action. Hear him below:
“”No, No, No; they (APC governors) were not invited. You know there was an initial requisition of this meeting by the PDP governors, this was as a fall out of our own meeting. And so it wasn’t something that was extended to all.”
But it is interesting to know that President Jonathan's assistant on New Media, Reno Omokri, lambasted all the opposition governors on Thursday for "failing" to attend the security meeting, yet they were not invited.
While Governor Akpabio tried to paint a picture that the meeting is for ‘PDP’, two non-PDP governors were at the meeting. Governors Willie Obiano of Anambra (APGA) and Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo (Labour Party) attended the meeting.

Politics in Nigeria is getting dirty by the day.

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