Your sacrifices towards the unity, stability of Nigeria remains indelible in our history – PDP tells Jonathan @ 64
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Ex- President Goodluck Jonathan
Nov. 20, 2021
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Saturday celebrated former President Goodluck Jonathan as he marks his 64th birthday, saying his sacrifices towards the unity and stability of Nigeria remains indelible in the history of our country.
The party in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Kola Ologbondiyan on Saturday described Jonathan as an exceptionally patriotic leader and national icon.
The party said that over the years, Jonathan had continued to distinguish himself as a humble, forthright, selfless and excellent administrator, who puts the interest of the people above every other consideration.
The party added that even outside of office, it was proud of the role the former president was playing in ensuring peace, unity, stability, credible elections and good governance in other parts of the world.
It stated that Jonathan demonstrated this as a deputy governor, governor, vice president, president, African Union (AU) Envoy and Chairman, International Summit Council for Peace in Africa (ISCP-Africa).
“The PDP joins family members, friends and associates in celebrating this global citizen and we pray God will continue to bless him with many more years in good health and service to our dear nation,” it said.
“Dr Jonathan’s efforts in entrenching democratic tenets of good governance, equity, fairness, justice, rule of law, credible elections, tolerance, mutual respect as well as accountability in governance, stabilised and strengthened the bond of unity among Nigerians during his tenure in office.”
These it said led Nigeria’s economy being ranked as one of the fastest growing in the world under the PDP’s watch.
“Dr Jonathan’s personal sacrifices in ensuring the unity and stability of our nation, particularly after the 2015 generation election, stand him out at a statesman who put the wellbeing of the nation above personal ambitions.”
