Thursday, 4 December 2014

2015: Opposition can kill Jonathan to take over govt — Clark

2015: Opposition can kill Jonathan to take over govt — Clark

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Ijaw leader and former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief
Edwin Clark, has expressed fears over President Goodluck Jonathan’s
safety, preparatory to the 2015 presidential election, saying the
opposition politicians could go all out to kill the president in order to
be in power.

The elder statesman said recent statements from the party’s
chieftains were worrisome, suggesting that they would stop at nothing
to harm the president to get to the seat of power.

Clark said this yesterday, in Abuja, at a conference organised by a
group under the aegis of Peoples Democratic Party Ward2Ward
Initiative.

He alleged that the opposition politicians in the APC were celebrating
the heightening of insecurity in the North East, with the belief that
such development would not only degenerate into anarchy but make
the president and his Peoples Democratic Party, PDP-led
administration unpopular so that their dream of winning the hearts of
Nigerian electorate to get into power in the forth coming elections
could be realized.

He said such expectation by the APC politicians was an indication that
they were not only unpatriotic but never believed in the Nigerian
project.

He said: “I appeal to the national chairman of APC, who is my very
good friend, who in those days, we regarded as super permanent
secretary not to join those who want to take office at all cost. If they
have their way, they can kill Jonathan, they can poison him, provided
they will go into office. If Nigeria falls, there will be no country for the
opposition to take over.

“The mere fact that you are in opposition, you are not in the
government party, is not enough to destroy your own country, if you do that, then you are unpatriotic, you are not a Nigerian.

“I pray that the opposition should identify itself with the government in
tackling the problems in the North East which is a Nigerian problem. It
is not an Hausa problem, or Kanuri one, it is a problems for all of us.


Report from Vanguard Newspaper 

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