President Jonathan, who was accosted on Saturday by state house
correspondent at a church service said he would remain silent on the
issues and activities surrounding his tenure as President until a time
he considers right to open up to Nigerians.
Meanwhile, one of the clergymen who led intercessory prayers said: “this
man (Jonathan) said here that he is the most criticised President and
he prophesied that by the time he will be leaving, he will be the most
celebrated President. That has come to pass with the way he is being
celebrated worldwide for conceding defeat.”
Mr. President was accompanied to the service that featured the Seven Words of Christ on the Cross by Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State; and the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christians Pilgrims Commission, Mr. John Kennedy-Okpara.\
Mr. President was accompanied to the service that featured the Seven Words of Christ on the Cross by Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State; and the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christians Pilgrims Commission, Mr. John Kennedy-Okpara.\
Other dignitries include the Chairman of the Federal Civil
Service Commission, Mrs. Joan Ayo; Managing Director of the News Agency
of Nigeria, Mr. Ima Niboro; and the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry
of Power, Ambassador Godknows Igali.
Although the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had initially decided to challenged the result of the March 28 presidential election in a competent court, President Jonathan has kicked against such move.
The president accepted defeat and has agreed to relinquish power come May 29, a day known in history as Nigeria’s democracy day.
Although the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had initially decided to challenged the result of the March 28 presidential election in a competent court, President Jonathan has kicked against such move.
The president accepted defeat and has agreed to relinquish power come May 29, a day known in history as Nigeria’s democracy day.
General Muhammadu Buhari, was announced the winner of the March 28 presidential elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in the early hours of Wednesday, April 1, 2015.
The retired general won the presidential elections with 15,424,921 votes, or 53.95%, of the 28,587,564 total valid ballots cast.
The retired general won the presidential elections with 15,424,921 votes, or 53.95%, of the 28,587,564 total valid ballots cast.
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