He claimed that some of them alighted from the vans and walked back and forth in front of the house.
The APC leader,who alleged that the vans were stationed on both sides of the house on Tuesday morning, vowed not to be intimidated by the government.
He said, “I remain resolute in my advocacy and support for the rule of law. President Goodluck Jonathan’s government has through the service chiefs staged a coup against Nigerians and the 1999 Constitution and now wants to silence his critics. I will not be muzzled through the barrel of the gun.
“The guns and bullets they should use to defeat Boko Haram are now being turned against the opposition and innocent Nigerians.”
Tinubu advised Jonathan not to take Nigeria back to the days that followed the annulment of the June 12, 1993 election and urged the Yoruba to hold Jonathan responsible should anything happen to him.
He said, “As the scaremongering by the army continues, Nigerians must come to the realisation that the military has abandoned its statutory role and have now being dragged into partisan politics.
“Nigerians and the South-West should hold the Jonathan-led military responsible if any harm or danger comes to Tinubu and his family. The case of the Unknown soldier is too recent in our memory.”
However, the Deputy Director of Information, Nigerian Army 81 Division, Col. Mustapha Anka, denied that soldiers were deployed to monitor Tinubu.

February 11, 2015 





Dis man must be very stupid 4 saying dis any hw u 1 to form aligation jonathan is going there,death pple.
The question is”Did the Army parade as he alleged and if they did what are the looking for?” For sure Ikoyi is not the aboard of Boko Haram and we all know Army is not police
You better tell your stories while alive
Hahahahahaha, you never see again self