FUEL SUBSIDY PROBE: SUSPECTS WARN JONATHAN TO STOP THEIR TRIAL

What kind of beings are these individuals?. They can't keep secret

The above caption must be a joke. If it is not, I bet you this is the kind of drama Nigeria requires in order to clean this land from the havoc of the so called Vampires in power.

According to online media, some of the high profile suspects arraigned on Wednesday for stealing $6.8 billion oil subsidy funds have sent a strong warning to President Goodluck Jonathan to desist from prosecuting them or face a full disclosure of how they funneled close to $1 billion towards his 2011 presidential campaign through the oil resources minister Diezani Allison-Madueke and the Minister for the Niger Delta, Godsday Orubebe.

One of the accused oil company M.D, Adaoha Ugo-Ngadi (Ontario oil and gas), claimed:

• How they specifically handed over $300 million through the Minister for Petroleum Resources, Allison-Madueke, towards the election of President Jonathan in 2011; and

• That they bought a mansion for Mr. Orubebe in Abuja worth N600 million.

The above information was denied by EFCC officials.

Sources knowledgeable about the intrigues surrounding the trial have already predicted that due to the current threat to expose President Jonathan and some of his most powerful ministers, the case will fizzle out over time.