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A coalition of Niger-Delta activists under the aegis of Vanguards of Nigeria's Democracy group on Saturday
said it has uncovered clandestine moves by President Muhammadu Buhari
and the All Progressives Congress to probe the administration of
ex-President Goodluck Jonathan and send him to prison on trumped-up
charges.
A statement issued by the spokesperson of VND, Mr. Osaghae Ogiemudia, in
Abuja said recent events in the country have revealed that the Buhari's
regime was out to deal with the Niger-Delta people, especially the Ijaw
ethnic group in Nigeria.
The coalition therefore advised the Ijaws to support the re-election of
their "only son and only Ijaw governor, Henry Seriake Dickson in the
forthcoming elections in Bayelsa State and resist all moves by APC to
take over power through the back door. Ijaw people defecting to APC from
PDP are all traitors."
According to them, the plot to imprison Jonathan has been perfected with
the ongoing controversy over Excess Crude Account and the allegation
levelled against the immediate-past Minister of Finance/Coordinating
Minister of the Economy, Dr. (Mrs) Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala by Edo State
governor, Adams Oshiomhole.
Ogiemudia said, "The whole plan has been perfected and we know the
direction of all the noise by Oshiomhole. We know their target and that
is Jonathan. We, the members of the Vanguard of Nigeria's Democracy are
aware of some clandestine moves made by the APC led government to probe,
investigate, malign and imprison ex President Jonathan. We are already
aware of the trumped-up charges the APC government is leveling against a
man who has diligently served the Nigerian State at the highest level
of government."
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