President Goodluck Jonathan and his family members have started moving
their personal belongings out of the Presidential Villa, Abuja, few days
after the President lost his re-election bid.
Some buses were sighted loaded with travel bags of different shades and sizes moving out of the President’s official residence at about midday on Friday.
A source said the early removal of the
personal effects of the first family might have been necessitated by the
need for the renovation of the residence ahead of the May 29 handover
date.
For renovation work to commence on time, the President may have to be operating from outside the residence in the days ahead.
It was also learnt that the Presidency had
commenced a discreet investigation into how a recording of the telephone
call by the President to Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) on March
31, congratulating him on his victory at the last Saturday’s
presidential election was leaked.
The recording which revealed details of what transpired between the two leaders went viral on the Internet on Thursday. (Read here)
A government official, who pleaded
anonymity, said that the Presidency was
embarrassed by the leaked recording.
While saying that a thorough
investigation is underway, the security source said the first step was
to ascertain whether the recording was leaked from the Presidency or was
made public from the President-elect’s camp. He said it was only if it was discovered
that the recording was leaked from the Presidency that further
investigation would be conducted to ascertain those behind it in order
to mete out appropriate punishment.
He, however, refused to talk on how long the investigation will take.
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