:YAR’ADUA DIED AT LEAST THREE MONTHS BEFORE ANNOUNCEMENT

WORLD EXCLUSIVE!!!

THE PRESIDENCY:YAR’ADUA DIED AT LEAST THREE MONTHS BEFORE

ANNOUNCEMENT

BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU

Seven years after and for the first time ever,The News Office Desk of Paedia Express Multimedia  Group in Lagos,Nigeria can now exclusively reveal that deceased President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua actually died at least three months before the news broke to Nigerians as fresh news from The Presidential Villa ,Abuja that the Nigerian statesman was actually dead.

A highly impeccable media source who worked for the deceased Nigerian leader had disclosed the news to a good friend of this reporter as then but pleaded with him on the need to maintain confidentiality due to the tension the issue was generating in the polity.

The source explained that when Former President Olusegun Obasanjo who went to Saudi Arabia to visit Yar’Adua was accosted by reporters and queried on the latter’s health,he jokingly parried the questions and instead asked them for his Christmas gifts instead  .

The source speaks:”Yar’Adua died on February 10^th,2010 but it took almost three months interval of May 5,2010 before we were told the truth”

“infact it was Sultan of Sokoto that got very angry over the politics surrounding the issue as he insisted that Islamic injunctions must be obeyed and respected on the matter”
“The Sultan is said to have likened keeping a dead body to a new born baby that was not given a bath at all and even this was spiritually wrong”

The source pointed out that the game plan as at then was that the Northen oligarchy and the cabal in Aso Rock wanted to deceive Nigerians till May,29^th ,2011 ,so that Dr Goodluck Jonathan will not become the President as at then.

The source added that he believes that President Muhammadu Buhari was alive and not dead as at press time but quickly added that he was probably under doctors instructions to rest and not over stretch himself at least for a period of time.

The source insisted that since Buhari’s doctors are in Germany he had no reasons to believe that anything was amiss as at press time.