Angry President Jonathan Avoids Stella Oduah In Israel



It was a disappointed for the embattled minister of aviation, Stella Oduah as what she thought would be a tea party between her and President Goodluck Jonathan to discuss her fate over the purchase of two BMW bullet Proof cars at the cost of N255 million ended up with nothing.


A top source who is part of the team in Israel disclosed that President Jonathan had tactically avoided having a one-on-one meeting with the minister to personally explain herself in the controversial purchase.

The minister was said to have waited at a particular location where she had thought she will be able to have a chat with the president, but the president left the location while she was still outside waiting to see him.

Stella Oduah is now using Governors Peter Obi and Godswill Akpabio to beg Jonathan in Israel…

The refusal of the President to see Stella Oduah is believed to have been fuelled by the revelation of the National Security Adviser who told President Jonathan that she has a very bad case, especially after the revelations at the National Assembly on Thursday.

President Jonathan is said to have successfully escape all ‘traps’ set by Governor Akpabio for him to have any discussion with Stella Oduah and he intends to stay away from her until they return to Abuja.

The Source say President Jonathan is angry at the level of allegations against Stella Oduah.

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