The words of former President, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP seems to be making more sense to Nigerians after his exit following the removal of fuel subsidy that will see the pump price of petrol rise to N145 per litre.
Goodluck Jonathan in a public speech warned Nigerians about the authenticity of the change mantra of President Muhammadu Buhari and his party, All Progressives Congress which has led to massive regrets among Nigerians in just 11 months in power.
Read ex President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s acceptance speech at Eagle Square in Abuja December 2014 below:
“The choice before Nigerians in the coming election is simple. It is a choice between going forward and backward, between the new ways and old ways, between freedom and repression, between a record of visible achievements and beneficial reforms and desperate power seekers with empty promises. Our Political Opponents (Muhammadu Buhari and All Progressives Congress) shall assail us with the fury of their desperation to win power.
They will use every means, intimidation, false accusations, hostile media and more. Do not descend to their level. We must stay focused on the mission at hand to secure Nigeria’s future.”
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Your comment.. this were the words of a true democrat.
ReplyDeleteYour comment..the great visionary leader of Africa has spoken then....now it's coming to pass!
ReplyDeleteYorubas put us in this mess because of selfish interest.
ReplyDelete..waiting for Goodluck 2019 with what is happening now in Nigeria i dont think is normal.
ReplyDeleteIn view of the unprecedented wickedness through reckless stealing during the Jonathan administration, any shortcoming by a sincere but imperfect man of integrity like Buhari is 99% preferable to having a jonathan in power. Those who still sympathise with Jonathan had better be careful and perhaps keep such private, lest they provoke protests that may eventually lead to the prosecution of the nice, likeable, soft spoken, well- intentioned but
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good ideas
ReplyDeleteIf I had read this before now.... See what we've put ourselves into.
ReplyDeleteThis piece is nothing,but polical statements. Jonathan n his cohot had nothing to offer nija. What we are going thru now is as a result of his empty leadership, misruling,financial mismanagement n selfish aggrandisement. I strongly imploy suffering nija to take heart, the journey to d promised land is very close to d finsh line.We have gone too far from where we started from. Lets endure a little more. Reformation is not always very easy. We must must pay a price for it.
ReplyDeleteYour comment..be wise nija wake up from sleep we don't want u to fight corruption bring it back it better the way it is before. who can tell us where all the money from fighting corruption is
ReplyDeleteYou really had good intentions for your party members to steal and bleed Nigeria to death. Isn't that what your Transformation agenda all about.
ReplyDeleteI knew before now that the present govt has nothing to offer to Nigerians but to really prove his stance on ethnic sentiments to Nigerians.
ReplyDeleteEvery body is facing the music now...! Long live Nigeria, long live the Youth of Nigeria..!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou don't know anything, if not bcos fighting corruption, boko haram would over throne this country.those that embezzle money don't see money again to support boko haram again that's how Army were able to defeat them.your so called Jonathan knows abt it.
ReplyDeleteNigerians are being deceived on the issue of fuel subsidy, The federal government takes out fuel for refining, only to come back and talk of removing the subsidy. That is nonsense and an attempt by a clique with the PDP led federal government to siphon the proceeds to be realized from the removal of oil subsidy”. - Buhari, 2011
ReplyDeletei ask were is buhari getting the subsidy his is finally removed
Aberration he who set out to throw a stone in the market forgotten that it might eventually hits his relative
ReplyDeleteYoruba's are more intelligent, and double face now,I don't know whose is feeling the pains much ,good morning my Yoruba s brother
While all comments in this forum are laudable, such are better served free from ethnic, political and tribal sentiments. You cannot put new wine in old wine skin, the system that allows men of dumb intelligence and aspirants of empty promises ascend to the highest office in our mother land is questionable. An empty barrel makes the loudest notice! We are dancing to the rhythm of the drum.,The way forward? Well meaning groups and the masses must insist on the transparency of the political system where politicians have to be held accountable. Dare
ReplyDeleteProtest, we are the watch dogs of our future. You! Yes, me! What is the way forward.
must u issue a threat before giving your mere opinion which is only exclusive to you?
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