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Nigeria - President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday said Nigeria could've broken up during the elections if not for the intervention he made.
“I cannot be a party to the disintegration of the country. I am quite pleased with what has happened. We have a country, the country will be more united," he said according to PUNCH.
“We only pray that the incoming government should appreciate the contributions of everybody and see how we can run Nigeria as a country that belongs to everybody: all citizens, irrespective of political affiliations or creeds.”
He said it was one thing to hold office, and it was another thing to be happy and be satisfied with one’s conscience.
He reinstated his position that once he leaves office, he would dedicate the remaining part of his life to issues that will bring unity and peace to the country.
He urged Nigerians to commit themselves to the strengthening of those things that can unite the country rather than things that can further divide it.
#Nigeria #Jonathan
“I cannot be a party to the disintegration of the country. I am quite pleased with what has happened. We have a country, the country will be more united," he said according to PUNCH.
“We only pray that the incoming government should appreciate the contributions of everybody and see how we can run Nigeria as a country that belongs to everybody: all citizens, irrespective of political affiliations or creeds.”
He said it was one thing to hold office, and it was another thing to be happy and be satisfied with one’s conscience.
He reinstated his position that once he leaves office, he would dedicate the remaining part of his life to issues that will bring unity and peace to the country.
He urged Nigerians to commit themselves to the strengthening of those things that can unite the country rather than things that can further divide it.
#Nigeria #Jonathan
