Indications emerged on Tuesday that President Goodluck Jonathan would still be working with his cabinet until May 27, when it would be formally dissolved.
Investigations indicated that contrary to reports that Jonathan would dissolve the cabinet May 20, the administration would still be dispersing services to Nigerians until the last Executive Council Meeting , FEC to be held on May 27, which also coincides with the celebration of Children’s Day in Nigeria.
A visit to the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, showed that senior and junior officers were working round the clock to ensure that the seamless transfer of power to the new administration of Muhammadu Buhari, who won the March 28 Presidential poll.
Dummy president just vacate Aso Rock and back to your village. You are a disgrace to south south and minority's. Fake Phd holder.
ReplyDeleteDummy jonadaft , hope you tell them to return the loot, it is our money, we nigerians need the money to fix this nation. since you did not use it to fix Nigeria, make sure they return it back to our treasurary
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