First Lady Money Launderer

According to Soni Akoji's story in Saharareporters March 6, Mrs. Jonathan had made unscheduled visit to the Nigerian Law School, Bwari to see two adopted daughters.
Mrs. Jonathan officially had gone toattend the convocation of graduates of her NGO, A. Arueba Foundation for the less privileged at Bwari.

First Lady's family visit soon turnedto ATM affair. She reached to her mobile ATM vault and began dispensing cash in different amounts. She gave N300, 000 to her daughters' roommate and N2500 each to two flat mates, and N100, 000 to the chief porter.


Mrs. Jonathan reached deeper. Thistime, she called out: "Who wants to be a millionaire?" The jackpot fell on the student body via Franc Utoo.
Franc Utoo, President Student Representative Council received N1million on behalf of his colleagues. The students went bananas!
Utoo, taking his cue from the corruption script written by Aso Rock, the money was halved. He told the students that Mrs. Jonathan gave them N500, 000.
The students refused to accept his voodoo mathematics. A recount was called - by hand. Naira by Naira the money was counted. They came up with N1million. Meanwhile, Utoo's impeachment for fraud is underway. However, Ope Owotumi PRO for the Students Representative Council denied that the free money from Mrs. JonathanATM didn't cause any fracas.
Owotumi's counter attack to Akoji's claims appeared in Saharareporters, March 9.
"Before the First lady doled out the said sum, Mr. Franc had already approached her and intimated her of plans to celebrate Law School's Golden Jubilee Anniversary in grand style to which the First lady graciously pledged to support," said Owotumi. "When she eventually gave out the money," continued Owotumi, "she delivered it with two intents - to fulfill her pledge and to generously gift the cheering students at the hostel," said Owotumi.
"As President with the discretion to allot and appropriate, Mr. Franc Utoo separated N500, 000 for the Golden Jubilee and the balance for sharing to the students, said Owotumi.
"Students in the heat of passion demanded the impeachment of Chairman and threatened their representatives with recall if such aresolution wasn't met."
The question of fraud on the part of Utoo was not adequately addressed in Owotumi's rejoinder. What caused "the heat of the passion?" Can Owotumi explain what he meant by the "heat of the passion" as it relates to the money and the students' reaction? Owotumi further said that "In a bid to satisfy the demands of said students while committed to fairness, the Students' Representative Council passed a vote of no confidence on the Chairman that night and asked the Chairman to step aside …"