Obasanjo Warns Against Rumoured Plan To Hand Over To Military

    Former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, yesterday, raised
    alarm of a rumour that  the Goodluck Jonathan
    administration planned to hand over to the military if he loses in Saturday’s
    presidential election, warning that this would undermine the integrity of
    Nigeria among the  comity of nations. Here’s what he said while hosting the South West women of
    the All Progressives Congress led by Aisha Buhari.

    “I do hope we will get things more right. A lot of rumours
    are flying around, I think we have done away from the rumour of Interim
    Government because that is not in our constitution. I hope we will soon go away
    from the rumour of handing over to the military because the military is not
    meant to run affairs of a nation in terms of running government.
    “And the intentional community will not condone it,
    particularly African Union where it is part and parcel of the constituting act
    of the African Union, that any government that is brought about, not on the
    basis of the constitution will not be accepted, will not be tolerated and will
    not be a member of the AU until that government is dismantled.


    “It shouldn’t be Nigeria, we are the largest country in
    Africa, we should be a model, setting examples, we shouldn’t be drawing Africa
    backward, I hope we will not. I hope at the end of this exercise, we would be
    where we should be, leading Africa and showing examples for the rest of Africa
    and indeed the rest of the world.

    “We have the goodwill of many people, I watched, last night,
    President Obama talking about our constitution, I watched our brother from
    Ghana,  the current Chairman of ECOWAS
    talked about our constitution, they are all interested, they all wish us well,
    should we wish ourselves anything less?,” he said.

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