Kenny Martins gives inside details of 2015 elections
- Politician and businessman, Chief Kenny Martins is in the news again -Martins claims former President Goodluck Jonathan did not concede victory willingly after the 2015 presidential election - Jonathan recently claimed he was not persuaded to take the decision Politician and businessman, Chief Kenny Martins has claimed that former President Goodluck Jonathan did not concede victory willingly after the 2015 presidential election. Grow Spiritually Looking to grow spiritually? Learn how to grow here. Chief Kenny Martins Martins made the comment during an interview with Daily Sun published today, December 24. He narrated how the then chairman of Federal Road Management Agency, (FERMA), Engineer Jide Adeniyi, helped reach Jonathan for a peace meeting with Obasanjo where an agreement was reached. His words: ''A date was fixed and the meeting held. Obasanjo, because of his personal relationship with the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, invited him to come for the meeting. ''Jonathan, surprisingly, emerged at the meeting with Bishop David Oyedepo, Winners Chapel General Overseer. I think there was also one person, but I can’t remember who it was. So, the five of them now went into a meeting.'' Martins said Jonathan was made to promise at the meeting that he would leave power peacefully if he didn't come out victorious. ''It is only God who knows why Obasanjo should bring Adeboye, and why Jonathan, without consulting Obasanjo, should bring Oyedepo. ''You can see that at that meeting, God was seated where the decision was brokered that whoever loses should go. ''It was only God who did it for Nigeria with the help of these men mentioned above, so it was therefore easy for Jonathan to concede defeat,'' Martins added. Meanwhile, Jonathan has said that his decision to concede defeat to President Muhammadu Buhari after the 2015 presidential election was based on the pursuit of achieving peace for the country and not an order from anyone.