Jonathan afraid he may end up in jail if not in the grave — Obasanjo

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Saturday
alleged that President Goodluck Jonathan had a
grand plan to scuttle the coming elections for fear
that if General Muhammadu Buhari(retd) of All
Progressives Congress succeeds him, Buhari
would send him to jail.
He said this at his Hilltop presidential residence in
Abeokuta, Ogun State while talking with
journalists. He said he broke his promise not to
talk till after the elections because the elections
were postponed.
Obasanjo spoke just as Nobel laureate and
playwright, Prof. Wole Soyinka, warned President
Goodluck Jonathan not to use security agencies to
scuttle the current democratic dispensation.
Obasanjo, who just returned from foreign trips,
said, "I believe the President's fear is particularly
motivated by whom he sees as his likely
successor, that is, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari. I
believe people would have been telling him that
Buhari is a hard man; he will fight corruption and
he (Jonathan) may end up in jail if not in the grave.
I think people would have told him that sort of
thing and he is not the only one afraid of Buhari."
But Obasanjo said Buhari should have learnt his
lessons and might not be contemplating sending
people to jail to fight corruption…