By Joseph Erunke
ABUJA – ALL prominent Nigerians
invited Wedneday to the public
presentation and launch of a book
meant to promote President Goodluck
Jonathan’s achievements in office
shunned the event which held at the
Transcorp Hilton, Abuja, leaving the
organizers confused.
President Jonathan, himself who was
expected at the launch of the
resource book that contains what the
author called “proper and effective
assessment” of his administration
stayed away without sending any
representative just as serving
governors, ministers, senators, House
of Assembly members as well as
other prominent Nigerians shunned
the occasion.
When the organizers, who had earlier
arrived the venue in readiness of the
event stayed for several hours
without noticing the presence of any
of the invitees, they without
hesitation left.
The book entitled: “President
Goodluck Jonathan: His Speeches
and Heroic Deeds”, according to the
author, Tana Ejenavwo, documented
selected speeches of the president
which he noted, were indeed
reflective of his deep philosophical
thoughts on issues of governance,
progress and unity of Nigeria.
“It also provides authentic and
verifiable information for sectoral
growth assessment, as encapsulated
in the Transformation Agenda of the
administration,” he added.
The book, according to the chairman
of the book launch organizing
committee, Ahmed Danjuma
Abubakar, unveiled the
methodological disposition of
President Jonathan in handling
national issues in what he called
“uncommon civility, instead of
belligerent approaches that brutalizes
our national psych.”
He said the book also ‘divulges the
prudency in the management of
resources and accountability in
allocations for infrastructural
projects, as well as issues on how to
balance Nigeria’s internal social and
political conditions.
When asked to comment on the
development, the author, Mr Tanu
Ejenavwo refused to comment.
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