A source close to Jonathan was quoted as saying the ex-president, will not join issues with the Dasuki, who confessed that that the former president approved the scandalous disbursement of funds meant for the procurement of arms for the military fight the war against insurgency in the North Eastern part of the country, The Nation reports.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Monday arraigned Dasuki alongside four others before the Federal High Court, Abuja, on a 19-count charge bordering on misappropriation and fraudulent disbursement of funds meant for the procurement of arms.
According to the newspaper, a fresh revelation on Tuesday, has it that some close associates of Jonathan were arranging a private meeting between him and Buhari to enable the former explain some things to the President.
It quoted the source as saying, "Jonathan will prefer a private audience with the President rather than taking up issues with the suspects in public. Some of the expenditures have grave security implications as they involve some neighbouring countries.
"As a statesman, Jonathan cannot just open up at all. For example, there is a unit where the overhead of past Presidents and Heads of State was taken care of. Some of the funds disbursed by the office had to do with these funds. If Jonathan speaks, will he not rubbish these past leaders?
"Some Presidents from some countries sought financial assistance from ex-President Goodluck Jonathan. Do you expect the former leader to issue a statement on such a sensitive request?
"At a point, there was negotiation to end Boko Haram insurgency. This type of deal cannot be put in the public domain."
