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The vice presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, has debunked insinuations that the APC presidential candidate, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd.), has a plan to Islamise the country.
Osinbajo, who met with professionals in an interactive session in Warri, said Buhari had refused to give in to pressure to get Nigeria into the Organisation of Islamic Countries between 1984 and 1985 when he was Head of State.
A statement on Thursday quoted the senior Advocate of Nigeria as saying that it was Buharis successor, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, that enlisted Nigeria into IOC through military fiat in 1986.
Apart from Babangida, he pointed out that the only other Nigerian head of state that had attended the IOC summit was President Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party.
The APC vice-presidential candidate said those accusing Buhari of being a Muslim fundamentalist and campaigner of Islamisation of Nigeria were distorting history.
Osinbajo said, Throughout his period as military head of state, Buhari was under intense pressure to drag Nigeria into the IOC, but he never yielded because he respects Nigeria as a secular state in line with the constitution. Besides his cook and driver are Christians
When Gen. Babangida eventually dragged Nigeria into IOC, none of the successors ever attended any of its meeting because they know to Islamise Nigeria is very difficult as you need to first get the constitution amended. That process, you know, is almost impossible.
But it is on record that in 2013, President Jonathan, undermining the constitutional limitation, ensured that Nigeria attended an IOC meeting.
Osinbajo also visited the Chief Tuesday Onoge-led faction of the Urhobo Progress Union, where he talked on the imperative for men of integrity to lead Nigeria.
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The All Progressives Congress says the ultimate plan of the Peoples Democratic Party-led Federal Government is to postpone the elections and install an interim government.
The party said President Goodluck Jonathan had become jittery, knowing that he would lose the elections.
The APC, in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, on Tuesday, said this just as some groups on Tuesday staged protests at the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission, demanding the postponement of the elections.
On Monday, four Nigerians approached an Abuja High Court, demanding that the elections should be shifted so as to enable those without Permanent Voter Cards to collect their cards.
The PDP had denied the allegations that it was behind the calls for the postponement of the election but the APC said most of the protests were being sponsored by President Goodluck Jonathan so as to have reasons to postpone the elections.
The statement read, Despite their defeat in the court of public of opinion, the no-election proponents are now working hard on their back-up plan, which is to force a constitutional crisis that will ultimately lead to their goal: Interim Government!
Despite sponsoring pseudo-experts and cash-and-carry analysts to make the television rounds to canvass for the postponement of the election, in addition to instigating protests against INEC, Nigerians have rejected the call for election shift, which is a big blow to those who want the elections postponed to give the Jonathan administration time to recover lost ground.
The advocates of election shift may have retreated, but they have not given up on their push to scuttle the elections. In fact, a conference organised on Monday to consider the resolution of the National Conference on the 2015 elections was turned into a campaign for election postponement by the usual culprits.
But the Nigerian Army has denied knowledge of any plan for an interim government as being speculated in the social media.