President Goodluck Jonathan and former president Olusegun Obasanjo today in Abuja
President Goodluck Jonathan today admitted, for the first time, that his government ground to a halt before it could take the first step, and he blamed Boko Haram for it. Mr. Jonathan made the confession at the 60th National Executive Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party. "During [the electoral] campaign, our emphasis was more on job creation, power but now what worries us most is security,” he said.
President Goodluck Jonathan today admitted, for the first time, that his government ground to a halt before it could take the first step, and he blamed Boko Haram for it. Mr. Jonathan made the confession at the 60th National Executive Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party. "During [the electoral] campaign, our emphasis was more on job creation, power but now what worries us most is security,” he said.
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