Hello my able President Jonathan Goodluck. This is to bring to notice your various vows as per happening around our country.

Please, read further and for once, shame your enemies that were hell bent in destroying your government.

Jonathan vows to get bombers (Vanguard, October 2, 2010)

Jonathan vows to contain jos crisis. (All Africa, July 19, 2010)

Jonathan vows to tackle erosion in south east Nigeria (All Africa, Feb 24, 2011)

Jonathan vows to prosecute those behind violence (AllAfrica, April 15, 2011)

Jonathan vows to end Boko Haram menace. (AFP, April 19, 2012)

Jonathan vows to return nation to order (daily motion, april 20, 2011).

Nigerian president vows to bring terrorism under control. (AP, August 27, 2011)

Corruption: no more sacred cows, Jonathan vows. (Vanguard, july 6, 2011)

Jonathan vows to crush terror groups, says sponsors now unveiled. (Nigerian tribune, September 23, 2011)

Christmas carnage in Nigeria, Jonathan vows to bring those responsible to justice. (CNN, Dec 25, 2011)

Jonathan vows to "crush terrorists" (Reuters, December 31, 2011)

Jonathan vows to protect Nigerians. (Nigerian daily, Nov 6, 2011) .

We'll wipe out Boko Haram - Jonathan (The Punch, January 23, 2012).

Jonathan vows to increase petrol refining capacity (The moment, Febuary 3, 2012)

Jonathan vows to replicate Asian Tiger feat in Nigeria (Channels TV, March 26, 2012).

Jonathan vows to end culture of favoritism PremiumTimesng,­ April 12, 2012)

Jonathan vows to sack heads of MDAs for distorting 2012 budget ( PremiumTimesng,­ April 13, 2012).

Jonathan vows to end Boko Haram menace. (AFP news, April 19, 2012) .

Fuel Subsidy Report: Presidency vows to bring culprits to book. (Punch, April 26, 2012).

Jonathan Vows to punish oil thieves (Nigerian pilot, April 26, 2012)

My administration will not shield any corrupt person from investigation - Johnathan (News Diary, May 4, 2012).

Jonathan vows to end crude oil theft. (Pm news. July 23, 2012).

Jonathan vows to do better in 2013. (Punch, December 23, 2012).

Again, Jonathan vows to tackle terrorism. (News Dairy. December 31, 2012).

Jonathan promises economic growth in 2013, vows to move faster. (Punch, January 2, 2013).

Jonathan vows to punish attackers of emir of kano. (Pointblanknews­. January 21, 2013).

We'll overcome Boko Haram by june - Jonathan. (Punch. March 2012).

Dana Air Crash: Jonathan vows to punish those indicted (Newspaper Africa. June 7, 2012).

We'll sanitize our armed forces - Jonathan vows (Vanguard. October 4, 2012)

Power will be stable before the end of 2013, Johnathan says. (PremiumTimesng­. Jan 24, 2013).

Your input is urgently required Oga jonah.

Thank you

mr o.p,i respect ur point of view but will have be better if u pray 4 nigeria n gej than critics becos is nt easy to determine all d essential factors to go as plan to ur own desire n nt jus easy to rule a country lyk nigeria dat every other countries jus focus on it 4 it's failure n nt success,nice write up mr o.p.proudly nigeria

& he has never achieve a single thing.

MAJOR ECONOMIC
ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE
JONATHAN
ADMINISTRATION
The Economy
Improvement in Economic
Indices - In October 2011
International Ratings
agency, Fitch Ratings revised
the country’s Outlook
upwards from Negative to
Stable.
Standard and Poor’s
another internationally
respected and independent
ratings agency, revised
Nigeria's ratings from stable
to Positive.
Signing into law the
Nigerian Oil and Gas
Industry Content
Development Bill 2010
(Local Content Bill) which
has increased Local Content
in the Oil and Gas sector.
Ø As a direct result of that
law Royal Dutch Shell
awarded a N7.8 billion ($
49.9 million) contract to a
Nigerian firm, S.C.C Limited,
for the manufacture of high
pressure line pipes that
would otherwise have been
awarded to a foreign firm.
Ø As a result of this law,
Exxon Mobil awarded an
off shore platform contract
to a local firm,
NigerDockNig. PLC that
would otherwise have been
awarded to a foreign firm.
Initiating the Sovereign
Wealth Fund (SWF). A seed
capital of $1 billion was
provided to kick start the
fund as well as establish
three sub funds- the Nigeria
Infrastructure Fund; the
Future Generations Fund
and the Stabilization Fund
which will be the pillars of
the SWF.
Launched the Youth
Enterprise with innovation
in Nigeria (YOUWIN)
initiative on the 11th
October 2011 which is the
administration's job creation
centre piece.
Ø On Thursday April 12,
2012, 1,200 Nigerian youths
emerged winners of the
competition following a
transparent process. Each
winner receives a business
start up grant of between 1
to 10 million Naira.
Foreign exchange reserves
rose to $37.02bn by May
14, 2012, the highest level
in 21 months.
On March 29th, 2011, The
UK Government in London
described Nigeria as the
fourth fastest growing
economy in the world.
On February 13 2012,
President Goodluck
Jonathan launched the
Public Works Women and
Youth Empowerment
Programme, an intervention
programme designed to
employ 370,000 youths in
the year 2012 with 30% of
those jobs being reserved
for women.
The Federal Government
under President Jonathan
has secured investment
commitments worth 4.89
Trillion Naira.
Launched the
NigComSat-1Rsatellite
which will help expand
Internet Bandwidth,
monitor the weather and
provide early warning to
prevent natural disasters like
floods, crop monitoring
and urban planning. It has
the attendant benefit of
reducing the over $1 billion
spent in purchasing Internet
Bandwidth from abroad.
Nigeria’s banking industry
rescued and stabilized by
the establishment of the
Asset Management
Company of Nigeria
(AMCON) in the year 2010.
MasterCard made Nigeria its
regional headquarters for its
West/East and Indian Ocean
islands zone raising the
profile of Nigeria’s e-
commerce industry.
Nigeria’s GDP grew by a
record 8.29% during the
last quarter of 2010 and by
over 7% in 2011. In the first
quarter of 2012 Nigeria had
verifiably become the fourth
fastest growing economy in
the world as recently
attested to by several
multilateral bodies and
trading partners.
Revival of the Textile
industry via the 150 billion
Naira Textile Industry
Bailout. As a result the
United Nigerian Textile
Limited was reactivated
amongst others and 2000
employees re-engaged.
Non oil exports from 2010
(standing at $2.3 Billion)
and subsequent years are
ten times what they were in
2000 (which were $200
Million) as a direct result of
this administration’s
intervention in the Textile
Industry and Real Sector.

@maigida, I only reminded him of his vows and that's all. Whoever says charging people in position of authority to do their bid is bad? Making a vow is very easy, execution of such is the major challenge.

@livinus yeah and that's why we all need to keep reminding "them" to fulfil their promises.

@micklplus,nice writeup bro kip it up,if i b president i go find u so dat u go d remind me of my vows,pls hav a great nyt sir.

maigida231: MAJOR ECONOMIC
ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE
JONATHAN
ADMINISTRATION
The Economy
Improvement in Economic
Indices - In October 2011
International Ratings
agency, Fitch Ratings revised
the country’s Outlook
upwards from Negative to
Stable.
Standard and Poor’s
another internationally
respected and independent
ratings agency, revised
Nigeria's ratings from stable
to Positive.
Signing into law the
Nigerian Oil and Gas
Industry Content
Development Bill 2010
(Local Content Bill) which
has increased Local Content
in the Oil and Gas sector.
Ø As a direct result of that
law Royal Dutch Shell
awarded a N7.8 billion ($
49.9 million) contract to a
Nigerian firm, S.C.C Limited,
for the manufacture of high
pressure line pipes that
would otherwise have been
awarded to a foreign firm.
Ø As a result of this law,
Exxon Mobil awarded an
off shore platform contract
to a local firm,
NigerDockNig. PLC that
would otherwise have been
awarded to a foreign firm.
Initiating the Sovereign
Wealth Fund (SWF). A seed
capital of $1 billion was
provided to kick start the
fund as well as establish
three sub funds- the Nigeria
Infrastructure Fund; the
Future Generations Fund
and the Stabilization Fund
which will be the pillars of
the SWF.
Launched the Youth
Enterprise with innovation
in Nigeria (YOUWIN)
initiative on the 11th
October 2011 which is the
administration's job creation
centre piece.
Ø On Thursday April 12,
2012, 1,200 Nigerian youths
emerged winners of the
competition following a
transparent process. Each
winner receives a business
start up grant of between 1
to 10 million Naira.
Foreign exchange reserves
rose to $37.02bn by May
14, 2012, the highest level
in 21 months.
On March 29th, 2011, The
UK Government in London
described Nigeria as the
fourth fastest growing
economy in the world.
On February 13 2012,
President Goodluck
Jonathan launched the
Public Works Women and
Youth Empowerment
Programme, an intervention
programme designed to
employ 370,000 youths in
the year 2012 with 30% of
those jobs being reserved
for women.
The Federal Government
under President Jonathan
has secured investment
commitments worth 4.89
Trillion Naira.
Launched the
NigComSat-1Rsatellite
which will help expand
Internet Bandwidth,
monitor the weather and
provide early warning to
prevent natural disasters like
floods, crop monitoring
and urban planning. It has
the attendant benefit of
reducing the over $1 billion
spent in purchasing Internet
Bandwidth from abroad.
Nigeria’s banking industry
rescued and stabilized by
the establishment of the
Asset Management
Company of Nigeria
(AMCON) in the year 2010.
MasterCard made Nigeria its
regional headquarters for its
West/East and Indian Ocean
islands zone raising the
profile of Nigeria’s e-
commerce industry.
Nigeria’s GDP grew by a
record 8.29% during the
last quarter of 2010 and by
over 7% in 2011. In the first
quarter of 2012 Nigeria had
verifiably become the fourth
fastest growing economy in
the world as recently
attested to by several
multilateral bodies and
trading partners.
Revival of the Textile
industry via the 150 billion
Naira Textile Industry
Bailout. As a result the
United Nigerian Textile
Limited was reactivated
amongst others and 2000
employees re-engaged.
Non oil exports from 2010
(standing at $2.3 Billion)
and subsequent years are
ten times what they were in
2000 (which were $200
Million) as a direct result of
this administration’s
intervention in the Textile
Industry and Real Sector.

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maigida231: MAJOR ECONOMIC
ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE
JONATHAN
ADMINISTRATION
The Economy
Improvement in Economic
Indices - In October 2011
International Ratings
agency, Fitch Ratings revised
the country’s Outlook
upwards from Negative to
Stable.
Standard and Poor’s
another internationally
respected and independent
ratings agency, revised
Nigeria's ratings from stable
to Positive.
Signing into law the
Nigerian Oil and Gas
Industry Content
Development Bill 2010
(Local Content Bill) which
has increased Local Content
in the Oil and Gas sector.
Ø As a direct result of that
law Royal Dutch Shell
awarded a N7.8 billion ($
49.9 million) contract to a
Nigerian firm, S.C.C Limited,
for the manufacture of high
pressure line pipes that
would otherwise have been
awarded to a foreign firm.
Ø As a result of this law,
Exxon Mobil awarded an
off shore platform contract
to a local firm,
NigerDockNig. PLC that
would otherwise have been
awarded to a foreign firm.
Initiating the Sovereign
Wealth Fund (SWF). A seed
capital of $1 billion was
provided to kick start the
fund as well as establish
three sub funds- the Nigeria
Infrastructure Fund; the
Future Generations Fund
and the Stabilization Fund
which will be the pillars of
the SWF.
Launched the Youth
Enterprise with innovation
in Nigeria (YOUWIN)
initiative on the 11th
October 2011 which is the
administration's job creation
centre piece.
Ø On Thursday April 12,
2012, 1,200 Nigerian youths
emerged winners of the
competition following a
transparent process. Each
winner receives a business
start up grant of between 1
to 10 million Naira.
Foreign exchange reserves
rose to $37.02bn by May
14, 2012, the highest level
in 21 months.
On March 29th, 2011, The
UK Government in London
described Nigeria as the
fourth fastest growing
economy in the world.
On February 13 2012,
President Goodluck
Jonathan launched the
Public Works Women and
Youth Empowerment
Programme, an intervention
programme designed to
employ 370,000 youths in
the year 2012 with 30% of
those jobs being reserved
for women.
The Federal Government
under President Jonathan
has secured investment
commitments worth 4.89
Trillion Naira.
Launched the
NigComSat-1Rsatellite
which will help expand
Internet Bandwidth,
monitor the weather and
provide early warning to
prevent natural disasters like
floods, crop monitoring
and urban planning. It has
the attendant benefit of
reducing the over $1 billion
spent in purchasing Internet
Bandwidth from abroad.
Nigeria’s banking industry
rescued and stabilized by
the establishment of the
Asset Management
Company of Nigeria
(AMCON) in the year 2010.
MasterCard made Nigeria its
regional headquarters for its
West/East and Indian Ocean
islands zone raising the
profile of Nigeria’s e-
commerce industry.
Nigeria’s GDP grew by a
record 8.29% during the
last quarter of 2010 and by
over 7% in 2011. In the first
quarter of 2012 Nigeria had
verifiably become the fourth
fastest growing economy in
the world as recently
attested to by several
multilateral bodies and
trading partners.
Revival of the Textile
industry via the 150 billion
Naira Textile Industry
Bailout. As a result the
United Nigerian Textile
Limited was reactivated
amongst others and 2000
employees re-engaged.
Non oil exports from 2010
(standing at $2.3 Billion)
and subsequent years are
ten times what they were in
2000 (which were $200
Million) as a direct result of
this administration’s
intervention in the Textile
Industry and Real Sector.

A billion and one vows without fulfillment of any and you here telling me about provision of job of 250,000 when we have over times 10 of that figure un-employed?

Na wah oo. Local content gini? Smh!!

N150B in textile industry Chai. The last time I checked, people still bring in textile material from even seme border.

Investment commitment? Ok oooo

He'll get them done when he's retired as the president....lol

anicho: He'll get them done when he's retired as the president....lol

As a president emeritus you mean? Lol

Bump.