2015: Jonathan's Fate Uncertain
THE political future of President Goodluck Jonathan whose foot soldiers are locked in a messy battle with Governor
Chibuike Amaechi of Rivers State, is at the moment very uncertain.
With a cracked homebase over the Amaechi affair, and the growing support for the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, Animu Tambuwal, the best option for the president is a safe exit plan.
Apart from Tambuwal, former Head of State, Muhammadu Buhari, is equally enjoying a growing support from the power
calculus shaping the affairs of the country.
In the mean time, at the weekend Reps shored up the support base for Tambuwal's presidential bid, pointing out that the
speaker has what it takes to lead the country.
Deputy Chair of the House Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Victor Ogene, who made this development known said
Tambuwal has proved to be a transparent and dynamic leader as speaker of the lower chamber of the bicameral National
Assembly in the last two years, and as such, ''he can take a shot at the highest office in the land''.
He claimed that Tambuwal has other numerous credentials that qualify him to vie for the post, adding, ''as it stands
today, Tambuwal has displayed good leadership in the House of Reps, it is only left for Nigerians to determine who will
lead them in 2015. Though he has not told us about this, but leadership is done by the people." ENDS
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