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Former President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, has doused rife speculations that he may have quit partisan politics, saying he was not done yet with politics.
He was also categorical that he is still a member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, although he declined to state if he would participate in elective contest in the future.
Jonathan made this known at the unveiling of “My Life and Nigerian Politics” a memoir written by former Chairman of PDP BOT, Chief Tony Anenih, at the International Conference Centre, Abuja where the ex-minister announced his retirement from partisan politics with immediate effect.
Speaking about his political direction, Jonathan said though he had been absent at PDP meetings since he left office, he was firmly a member of the party.
“I have not retired from politics. I know that since I left office I have not been at meetings of the party but I am still a committed PDP member,” he declared.
He was also categorical that he is still a member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, although he declined to state if he would participate in elective contest in the future.
Jonathan made this known at the unveiling of “My Life and Nigerian Politics” a memoir written by former Chairman of PDP BOT, Chief Tony Anenih, at the International Conference Centre, Abuja where the ex-minister announced his retirement from partisan politics with immediate effect.
Speaking about his political direction, Jonathan said though he had been absent at PDP meetings since he left office, he was firmly a member of the party.
“I have not retired from politics. I know that since I left office I have not been at meetings of the party but I am still a committed PDP member,” he declared.