President Jonathan urged to hand over power on May 29

Damaturu - Chairman of Inter-Party
Advisory Council (IPAC), in Yobe, Alhaji
Umar Kukuri, has urged President
Goodluck Jonathan to hand over power
on May 29, 2015.
Huhuri made the call during interview
with media, in Damaturu on Saturday.
He said, "the May 28 handover proposal
has generated arguments with a lot of
suspicions and interpreted negatively."
"So, Mr President should complete the
24- hour difference and hand over power
to the president-elect on May 29 to
sustain the statesmanship he
demonstrated during the election."
"President Jonathan has earned himself
international respect when he conceded
defeat and congratulated Gen. Buhari.
He should sustain this for the remaining
period of his administration and
beyond."
"Handing over power on May 29 will
erase every suspicion, fear of creating
vacuum and the judicial interpretation to
the difference between May 28 and May
29."

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