Governance in Nigeria: President Goodluck Jonathan Speaks and I Quote!

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I believe in Nigeria and I have shown my belief by being the ONLY candidate who campaigned in EVERY state. Some may have a regional base but I have a national base. I do not have enemies to fight rather I have friends to make and friends to keep. I have ran an inclusionary government and campaign. I will include people and never exclude.

- GEJ

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This is an excerpt from the popular Facebook wall of President Goodluck Jonathan consolidating his electoral promises. Please read and share your comments.

My fellow Nigerians,

When I assumed office as the President of The Federal Republic of Nigeria on the 6th of May, 2010, I promised Nigerians I would focus attention on three key areas-a. Electoral Reform, b. Energy Security in the Niger Delta and c. Electricity Generation-The three Es.

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When I took office I promised to focus on three areas-a. Electoral Reform b. Energy Security c. Electricity Generation. In the Niger Delta we now have peace leading to a 20% increase in oil production. We now generate power at our highest level in 10 years. Yesterday saw the start of a free and credible electoral process. I've kept faith with you and now I ask that you keep faith with one Nigeria.

- GEJ

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We must have an alternative to road transport which is why we are reviving our railways. You can now travel between Lagos and Abeokuta by rail. I made that journey by train myself a month ago. We just awarded a contract for the revival of the Port Harcourt-Makurdi, Makurdi-Kuru and the Kuru-Maiduguri line. This administration is only going to build on and never halt infrastructure.

- GEJ

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Some say I rely on luck, but was it luck that got rid of fuel queues, revived our textile industries, rescued our banking sector, ensured total radar coverage for Nigeria, is reviving our rail infrastructure or expanded the economy by over 8% making Nigeria the 4th fastest growing economy in the world? Those are the result of hard work. Only hard work can make Nigeria work.

- GEJ

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I am optimistic that the issue of North/South dichotomy will gradually fade away; in the new Nigeria, we shall be talking about Nigeria, not ethnicity, or religion, we shall focus on the economy, infra-structural development, employment and security. This is my covenant with Nigerians; With God's help I promise I will not disappoint you.

- GEJ

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There is a shared desire of every Nigerian and that is a desire for progress. Now consider this-how can Nigeria make progress if we are all pulling in opposing directions? This is what we do when we operate from a sectional perspective. We can only make progress when we pull together. Take my hand and let us pull towards progress together as one indivisible nation under God.

- GEJ.

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As for me and my house, we registered, we were accredited and we will vote. So come out en masse vote your conscience and let us usher in a new era of peace, progress and stability for Nigeria.

- GEJ

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As for me and my house, we voted. I hope you did. 'Do or die' is dead forever. Today we did it with pride and that is why I, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, am proud of you and Nigeria.

If you voted to today place this on your profile to let the world know that we did it with right and we did it together.

- GEJ

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President Goodluck Jonathan first ever message on his Facebook Wall after electoral victory during the last presidential election in Nigeria was noted "We Are All Winners" Read the message below:

Thank you Nigeria. We did it! I knew we could but seeing it come to fruition brings back the pleasant memory I had as a child listening on the radio as the Union Jack was lowered and the Green and White Flag raised on October 1st, 1960, our Independence Day.

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