Extravagant lifestyle: PDP Spent More Than ₦92b To Rig 2011 Election ––Jonathan

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It has been revealed that the amount spent by the Peoples Democratic Party to rig to 2011 elections is more than what striking lecturers are asking for to return sanity to Nigeria's university system, but the government is not willing to do what is right.

“To meet ASUU demands will deny the party opportunity to stash more money from the national coffers for 2015 election.”

A chieftain of the newly-registered All Progressives Congress in Niger State, Vatsa Jonathan, has accused the Federal Government of insincerity in its current face-off with ASUU.

“What the varsity teachers are asking for is a far cry to what the party spent to rig elections in 2011,” he said while speaking in Minna on Saturday.

He also described the Governor Gabriel Suswan and Senator Anyim Pius Anyim-led government negotiating committees as a bunch of unserious people, just as they were earlier described by ASUU leadership.

God Says President Jonathan Should Not Run in the 2015 Presidential Election – Prophet Charles Osazu

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Prophet Charles Osazuwa, the General Overseer of Rock of Ages Christian Assembly, recently said that God told and showed him that President Goodluck Jonathan should not contest the presidency in 2015. He (the president) should also vacate Aso Rock by that time.

  “God showed me. He revealed to me that by 2015, Nigeria’s president, Goodluck Jonathan should not contest the presidency and should vacate Aso Rock by then. I heard God speak; he said Jonathan should back down for the peace of the country,” the endowed “man of God” said.

"I‘ll contest presidential election again in 2015" - Buhari says

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General Muhammadu Buhari has said he plans to contest in the 2015 presidential election under the platform of All Progressive Congress, APC. The former Head of State, who contested in 2011 and lost, said he will only step down if a better candidate emerges under APC. Buhari said:

“Whoever said he wants to contest has a chance. Let him come out because the more we are, the merrier. But I will be ready to step down if there is a formidable and better candidate. It is not about me but for the survival of the party. APC is about ensuring internal democracy. Whoever emerges is the person I will support. Yes I will be ready to step down”.