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Purported Plot To Poison Jonathan Leads To NPLF Arrests
Posted: March 11, 2011 - 20:50
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caption: Dr. Iyorchia Ayu
By SaharaReporters, New York
Claiming to have uncovered a plot to poison Nigeria’s president, Goodluck Jonathan, authorities have arrested cadres of the Northern Political Leaders Forum (NPLF) including the secretary of the Forum, Mallam Bello Abdulkadir, and a secretariat staff member, Farouk Bibi Farouk.

Bello was released late Thursday but Farouk remains in detention.

NPLF sources told SaharaReporters on Friday that former senate President, Dr. Iyorchia Ayu, is being sought by the SSS for interrogation.


Ayu is reportedly visiting his home state of Benue. First secretary of the NPLF, Mallam Bashir Ibrahim Yusuf is also being actively sought in connection with the investigations.

NPLF sources claim they are being scapegoated by authorities who allegedly obtained a petition about a supposed meeting in Kaduna on Feb. 17 where a decision by the NPLF was taken to “poison” President Jonathan.

The group denies the allegations, and calls the clampdown an intimidation tactic by the Jonathan regime to beat down the opposition from the NPLF


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This mediocre is becoming over-desperate throwing-up allegations every now and then. Ina Niboro will soon deny this on NTA tomorrow. A drowning man clinging to straw.,.,.,

So they are to attend a meeting -> Jonathan ask SSS to arrest them, that the agenda is to discuss how to poison him.

Yeye the smell. This desperation is an act of a drowning man. He is even worse than Obj. And is still asking for a 7years single term.

What are you guys saying? let the SSS investigate and get to the root of the matter.

We should not let guilty people work free because of our personal sentiments.

If these allegations were true, should this man be set free? Just because he an NPLF member and it is termed as political witch hunt.

When will the guilty be brought to book?