Re: RE:Goodluck Jonathan sets new records in Nigerian Politics.

This is to congratulate all Nigerian voters who successfully made an alternative choice of their Leader.

They have realised that selfishness spills Nigerian blood unnecessarily

Nigerians have finally realised what what the Southern Camerons did 56 years ago, is very good, though the Southern Cameroons remains hangingin the air. Power changed hands very peacefully and democratically.

Second, my hearfelt congratution goes to Dr Goodluck Jonathan, for acknowledging the value to Nigeria

and by gracefully bowing out.

Third, to Shugaba Mohamadu Buhari, I say: "Ranka ya dadai; !Allah ya kara maka hankali, de Rai, de kirkin halle"

(May God inrease your wisdom,life and good nature)

There are many prolems to solve. You need the above to handle them successfully.

 

Nigeria has the largest trained manpower, the largest economy and the largest potential in Africa.

The large economy should be seen to be fairly distributed to make all citizens'lives livable, through the provsion of

 

basic amenities  such as health and sanitation,education, potable water and all-season rural roads for improved arculture, among others.This will also decongest Lagos and Abuja.

 

God bless Nigeria

 

Ngwang Gumne

 

 

 

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Subject: RE:Goodluck Jonathan sets new records in Nigerian Politics.

President Goodluck Jonathan is a pacesetter of a new era of politics in Nigeria, a former military head of state of Nigeria Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar has said.

The General spoke with State House media practitioners shortly after leading members of the National Peace Committee for the 2015 presidential elections to a closed-door meeting with President Jonathan at the Presidential Villa aka Aso Rock, Abuja.

" In the history of Nigeria, Gen Abubakar said, I think this is the first time where a contestant has called his rival to congratulate him and through this point, President Jonathan maintains a point that the blood of Nigerians is not worth his presidency and by his action, he has proven that"  concluded the former military ruler.

" We were at the middle of a meeting with international observers to try to see how we can still water the tension down, when gladly I called Major Gen. Buhari that we are going to see him. He told me that Mr. President has called him at about 5.15pm (Nigeria time) and congratulated him and conceded defeat Gen Abubakar told newsmen at the presidential villa.

The National Peace Committee was in the presidential Villa to thank President Goodluck Jonathan for his statesmanship, said the former military leader and urged all stakeholders to emulate Jonathan's sportsmanship.

It will be recalled that in the 2011 polls, Major General Buhari  refused to concede defeat to Goodluck Jonathan, causing violence in certain parts of the country. Over one thousand people were killed in that political wrangle.

Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan may be the loser of March 2015 polls but he will be inscribed in the political history of  Africa's most populous nation and economic giant as the pacesetter of a new era of politic in Nigeria.

Democracy is growing taller in Nigeria.

BG.

 

 

 

 

 

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