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    Bukola Saraki Will End Up In Jail -President JONATHAN +Why They’re Bitter Enemies


    One of the strategies President Goodluck Jonathan has now decided to use in his fight against Senator Bukola Saraki and the state Governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed is to starve the state of funds and this, he allegedly implemented in the latest federal allocation to the state and local governments in the state.
    Competent sources, including the state Commissioner for Finance, who also doubles as the Chairman of the state’s Joint Account Allocation Committee, Alhaji Damola Nurudeen Banu, disclosed that the state was short paid by N1.5 Billion last month.
    The chairman said that N900 Million was deducted from the state’s allocation, while over N717 Million was taken from the allocation of the 16 local government councils in the state.
    Sources said that President Jonathan discovered that Senator Bukola Saraki does not like him and that he has been instigating other top shots in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) against him.
    Some of the gladiators the President allegedly accused Saraki of using against him included former Bayelsa State governor, Timipre Silva, former governor James Ibori of Delta State, who is serving a jail term in London, former governor Lucky Igbinedion of Edo State and Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers States.

    “The President has got hold of some evidences bothering on financial recklessness that he would use against Senator Bukola Saraki that could land him in jail,” said our source, who added that Saraki was accused of holding secret meetings with his alleged cohorts to fight the President.
    According to sources, President Jonathan has vowed to use all means to get Kwara State back for the PDP in the forthcoming 2015 General Elections.

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