Vanguard
29 May 2011
The efforts of the personnel of one of the intelligence agencies in the country may have paid off as the financial assistance sought by a group of northern youths to carry out protests with a view to disrupting the inauguration of President Goodluck Jonathan didn’t materialise, as the nation is set for the event today.
Also, Sunday Vanguard learnt that the clearing of the perimetres of the
Eagle Square
, venue of the inauguration and its adjourning areas, 48 hours ago, was “with a view to ensuring that no stone was left unturned”.
Facts emerging at the weekend and which we have been able to piece together further suggest that “an earlier request had been made by a youth group in the northern part of the country to a political party for funds.”
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