Jonathan calls for strengthening of institutions in Nigeria
Former President Goodluck Jonathan
Published By: Paul Dada
Former President Goodluck Jonathan says there is a need for Nigeria to strengthen its democratic institutions for the country to enjoy good governance.
Jonathan said this in a statement he shared on his X handle to mark the country’s 64th independence.
He said: “We have had sustained democracy in this 4th Republic for 25 years,” he noted, praising the country’s ability to maintain democratic governance after years of military rule”.
Adding, he said: “For us to deepen the roots of our democracy and foster inclusive economic growth, we must strengthen our institutions
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“As a nation, we must recommit to the principles of justice, equity, and inclusion”.
The former President said Nigeria could make progress with a common purpose, zeal and love. He said: “With a common purpose, zeal, and love for one another, we can overcome our challenges and build a prosperous nation of our collective dreams, where every citizen has equal opportunities to thrive”.
