President Goodluck Jonathan has described as
false and baseless, insinuations in the media that
the appointment of the former Minister of Youth
Development, Alhaji Inuwa Abdulkadir, was
terminated because he failed to ensure his
preferred candidate emerged as president of the
National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN).
The President also denied that he had a preferred
candidate in the elections.
According to a statement by the Special Adviser
to the President on Media and Publicity, Reuben
Abati, President Jonathan remained sincerely and
unwaveringly committed to doing all within his
powers to promote the credibility and integrity of
the electoral process at all levels in the country.
The Presidency stated that it was Abdulkadir’s
“regrettable deviation from his presidential
commitment in the management of the NYCN
elections that led to the decision to relieve him of
his appointment as Minister of Youth
Development.”
Jonathan said he was very displeased with the
mishandling of the NYCN elections in Makurdi and
Minna by the Ministry of Youth Development
which resulted in the unfortunate fractionalization
of the youth council.
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Oya,over to you Alhaji Inuwa Abdulkadir!Grow balls and state your own side of the story

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End time tinz

he dat pays d piper dictates d tune is d other of d day in EVIL Nigerian politics of today. I am not in any way of Abati's view because he is error an in d govt. infact he is a misnomer always heating d polity wit his constant lies to defend his oga at top. God is watching us all, he is rescuer of d oppressed. why not give d minister free hand. it has come to election of the NYCN u are unsatisfied or intervening. why hav u not intervened since d minister has'nt done anytin for d Nigerian youth. Abaya.

This man wasnt known until he was sacked

If Jonathan could dissipate half the kind of energy and vision he uses in sacking,muzzling,intimidating,suspending those real or percieved opponents/rebels to his 2015 re-election ambition to governance and leading Nigeria, Europe,America, Asia and co would have sent their leaders and professors to come learn from him.