Nigeria - President Jonathan Urges Obama To Deliver Dividends Of Democracy
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday congratulated U.S president Barack Obama on his re-election. This was contained in a state...
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Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday congratulated U.S president Barack Obama on his re-election. This was contained in a statement issued by the Special Adviser to the president on Media & Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati.
Jonathan congratulated Obama on behalf of himself, the Federal Government and the entire people of Nigeria.
Jonathan stated that he looked forward to the further strengthening of US-Nigeria bilateral relations and the US-Nigeria Bi-National Commission, which was established during President Obama's first term in office.
He noted that both would serve as a platform for the promotion of greater trade and economic cooperation between Nigeria and US as well as bilateral collaboration in other areas.
President Jonathan urged Obama to deliver on the dividends of democracy to the people of America and continue to be a model for true democracy to the rest of the world.
Jonathan wished Obama continued good health and God;s blessings and guidance as he prepares for his inauguration in January 2013 for a second tern in office.
Jonathan stated that he looked forward to the further strengthening of US-Nigeria bilateral relations and the US-Nigeria Bi-National Commission, which was established during President Obama's first term in office.
He noted that both would serve as a platform for the promotion of greater trade and economic cooperation between Nigeria and US as well as bilateral collaboration in other areas.
President Jonathan urged Obama to deliver on the dividends of democracy to the people of America and continue to be a model for true democracy to the rest of the world.
Jonathan wished Obama continued good health and God;s blessings and guidance as he prepares for his inauguration in January 2013 for a second tern in office.
This Nigerian President must be a joker, is there true democracy in Nigeria? What kind of hypocrisy is this by African leaders? We are finished as a continent
ReplyDeleteDo jonathan himself undastnd the dividend of democracy?FOOL.nice one obama,u've really do the black race proud, God bless ya.
ReplyDeleteHaba bros joe. Think u should look inward first.
ReplyDeleteHas he delivered dividend of democracy to Nigerians? Let him do his job first before advising others on what to do. Nigeria's infrastructure is in state of decay. Physician, heal thyself.
ReplyDeleteHaba! Bro Joe, a man whose house is on fire can not chase a rat.
ReplyDeletelook @ the level of unemployment in the US today,and if Obama should improve on that, what else do u call dividend of democracy. Americans love & believe in their country. How many of us believe in this country called Nigeria?.
ReplyDeleteRather than we talking on our way forward toward a greater country nigeria we are talking about others.
ReplyDeleteHahahahahahahahahahaha, a hyena calling on a sheep not to temper with the flock.
ReplyDeleteWhat an irony?
Naija would neva take last @all. We sabi show up 4 free abuse enh, if not, wetin bro JOE dey tell Obama to deliver dividend of Democracy wen d boat he dey captain notin lyk dat 4 d manual. Na wa oh!
ReplyDeleteJOE. PLS SHUT UP.
ReplyDeleteSHUT UP, GET BACK HOME AND DO THE JOB YOU WERE ELECTED TO DO!!!
"Dividend of democracy" jargon in Nigeria that means nothing. Make the industries work. Power supply. Jobs. N who dry listen to Joe segment. Funnier than Cosby
ReplyDelete=))º°˚˚˚°ºнaĦaнaº°˚˚˚°º=)) bros Jona never cease to amuse me... I'm tired of laughing o =))º°˚˚˚°ºнaĦaнaº°˚˚˚°º=))
ReplyDeleteWhat is dividend of Democracy? Good road network, good health system, good infrastructure, employment opportunity, good power supply, good educational system, etc. Bro joe please fix all these before advising Obama. If fire is burning you and someone else, I believe you'll first quench your own. Jonathan please fix your own.
ReplyDeleteNEWS WRITER TAKE NOTE: Obama's inauguration is to happen January 2013 not 2012! Every other thing is as it should be including the comments from the readers!
ReplyDeleteI am so embarrased I am speechless.....must we always spread our dirty linen outside!
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