Tuesday, 9 September 2014

US urged to arrest Jonathan for organized terrorism

This interview of Hon. Farouk Adamu Aliyu
is a most important document in Nigeria’s
developing history. Mr. Aliyu went to the
United States to seek the assistance and
cooperation of the Obama administration
in the arrest of Nigeria’s President,
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. He defended the
reasons why he and many Nigerians,
myself included believe the accidental
President of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan
should be swiftly arrested for crimes
against humanity, support and leadership
of terrorism and gross abuse of office. Mr.
Aliyu formally presented the submission to
the United States government who have the
capacity to arrest Goodluck Jonathan,
protected by immunity in Nigeria. He
expressed that it will be insincere and
reckless of the US and international
community to continue to ignore the direct
leadership, affiliations and coordination of
terror by the Nigerian President on the
country’s 167 million people.
It is noted that a top US think-
tank, STRATFOR has informed that
Goodluck Jonathan is a Patron of the
Movement for the Emancipation of the
Niger Delta, MEND terrorist organization
responsible for multiple events of terror
including oil installation bombings and the
2010 Abuja independence day bombing
that left over eight Nigerians dead. Another
top US intelligence think-tank, the Council
of Foreign Relations in a report[PDF] by
Robert I. Rotberg, “THE CENTER FOR
PREVENTIVE ACTION: Nigeria Elections and
Continuing Challenges,” described Nigeria’s
president as notably “compromised,” and
his wife, Patience Jonathan as “indicted by
the Economic Financial Crimes Commission,
EFCC,” a notably “cruel” being for “ordering
the fiancée of a prominent Ijaw leader
locked-up and turning down all pleas to
have her released;” and described her as
the “greediest Bayelsa person;” referencing
International Herald Tribune of September
11, 2006 and the Vanguard (Lagos), March
31, 2006.

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