Sunday, October 01, 2017

October 1: Ex-president Goodluck Jonathan Calls For Unity |PoliFocus

Former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has called for openness and togetherness as we celebrate our 57th Independence Anniversary as a nation.



He made this known through his official Facebook page.

His post reads:

"I wish all Nigerians a happy 57th Independence anniversary.

As a nation we are moving on. On October 1, 2010 we celebrated our our Golden Jubilee as an independent nation. Again, in January 2014, we celebrated our Centenary as a nation. And today, October 1, 2017 we are celebrating our 57th Independent Anniversary.

It may seem as though we are passing through insurmountable challenges, but I am very intimately aware of the can do Nigerian spirit which will help us surmountable our present challenges.

You may say tough times are here, but I say to you that tough times do not last, but tough people do.

I call on all Nigerians to renew faith with Nigeria as we add another year to our age. We will get better, we will be greater, of that there can be no doubt.

Let me also seize this opportunity to call for togetherness, oneness and accommodation for all. We must accept the fact that none of us is as great as all of us.

We thank God for the journey so far. We had challenges, we still have challenges but the Nigerian spirit of resilience will carry us on. I congratulate all Nigerians on our 57th Independent Anniversary. GEJ."





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