Unshakable supporter of the incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan Asari Dokubo, has supposedly accepted the victory of the opposition leader General Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday’s presidential poll.
Asari Dokubo, who is the leader of the now rested Nigeria Delta People’s Volunteer Force, earlier had separately promised that the nation will boil if Jonathan is lost the election.
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Meanwhile, hours ago, he took to twitter to disclaim his favorite presidential aspirant.
The controversial NDPVF leader denied that it was Goodluck Jonathan who created him, emphasised he was not in position to make friends with ANY government.

I’m not a creation of jonathan before jonathan there was asari, after him there will be asari, I’m a friend to any government in power
— Mujahid Dokubo-Asari (@AsariDokubo) March 31, 2015

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Later Dokubo shared a post on Facebook, saying that Twitter account didn’t belong to him.
He wrote: “There is a tweet circulating and trending right now purportedly ascribed to me….This tweet is not from me…I had never supported any government in the Nigerian state before the government of my brother Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan…My position on the independence and restoration of the stolen sovereignty of my country will never never be negotiated away….Let it be known by the creators of these cowardly tweet that treachery is not part of mine DNA.”
It should be noted that while Nigeria’s electoral commission is yet to announced all results, President Jonathan has already congratulated his key opponent Muhammadu Buhari with winning the presidential seat.
The latest result realising by commission showed that Buhari overcame the current leader of the country with up to three millions votes.
There were concerns that Buhari failed to secure 25%+ in 10 states so far. However, it seems Nigeria has a new president.

The governors allegedly plan to challenge Jonathan’s grip on the party after the handover on May 29.
They said the president should either allow internal democracy or else they may split the PDP by forming a new party.
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Apart from being the new chairman of the Board of Trustees (BOT) of the PDP, Jonathan has also taken over the National Working Committee (NWC) with his trusted ally, Prince Uche Secondus, as the acting national chairman.
According to a source who asked for anonymity, most outgoing governors and the remaining PDP governors are uncomfortable with the takeover of the party’s structure by Jonathan.
“We are all waiting for May 29 when the President would have handed over to the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to talk about the future of the PDP.
“When the President does not have executive powers to direct the party anyhow, we will all be on the same page and tell ourselves the home truth.
“So, the governors are also laying ambush for Jonathan to step down from power before striking and drawing a line on how to reshape the PDP. Their demand is simple: The PDP must be reformed through internal democracy.
“If there is no internal democracy, then the party may split as long as Jonathan sticks to the control of the structure of the party.
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“Nobody has ever owned the PDP and none can own it. Where Jonathan is in total control, we will opt for the realignment of forces in the polity and a new national party will emerge. Then, Jonathan can then become the PDP’s undertaker.
One outgoing governor said: “On the reformation of the PDP, you should wait till after May 29.”
There have been suggestions that the governors are pushing for either Governor  Sule Lamido of Jigawa state or Governor Ibrahim Shema as the next national chairman of the party.
Meanwhile, indications emerged on Friday that the president had struck a deal with members of the National Working Committee (NWC) to force the ex-national chairman of the party, Alhaji Adamu Muazu, to resign.
A highly-placed party source said: “There was an understanding with the presidency that Muazu would go, but NWC members would remain for strategic reasons. Having fulfilled our own part of the bargain, the President is also keeping to it.
“This was the context in which Secondus spoke at the Presidential Villa on Thursday when he said NWC members would not resign. It is part of politics; there is nothing we can do.
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“The alternative is for all the NWC members to go in one swoop which will create a big vacuum in the party.”
Meanwhile, PDP governors had called on Governor Godswill Akpabio to resign from the post of chairman of the party’s governors’ forum.

Patricia Akwashiki, minster of information, at the end of the Federal Executive Council meeting on May 20, Wednesday, told reporters when the president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari would receive his handover notes.
She said that the incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan will hand over the briefs collected by MDAs and government agencies to the incoming government after inspection of facilities at the presidential villa.
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The handing over, Akwashiki said, will be followed by inaugural dinner in the evening of the same day.
She said: “The deliberation today was taken up by preparations for transition and the SGF briefed the Council as follows that on May 28, there will be inspection of facilities at the Villa by the President in company of the Vice President with the President-elect and his Vice President.
“Thereafter there will be a small handing over ceremony in the Council Chamber where the President will hand over the briefs collected by MDAs and government agencies to the incoming administration.”
“It will be rounded up with the inaugural dinner in the evening of May 28.”
The minister also revealed that five protocols were approved by the Council on Wednesday.
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Akwashiki, who did not give details of the protocols, said, “At least five protocols were approved and adopted by Nigeria in order to enable us work well with our counterparts in other parts of the world.”
Babangida Aliyu, the governor of Niger state, had already noted the same information that the council decided that the president-elect and his running mate, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo, would tour the Aso Rock Presidential Villa, Abuja, on May 28 to get handover briefs.