Acting President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday promised to continue implementing policy framework of the administration as started by President Umaru Musa Yar’adua.

Jonathan, who stated this yesterday at the swearing-in of new ministers, contradicted media reports that he has pruned down the seven-point agenda of President Umaru Musa Yar’adua to three namely electoral reform, power and Niger Delta.

He said “The executive council we are inaugurating today will continue to work for a rigorous implementation of the policy framework of this administration, which came into office on the 29th of May 2007. While we continue to pray for the speedy recovery of the President, permit me to emphasize the policy continuum of governance and to insist on the imperative of this team to roll up its sleeve, and to redouble effort so as to meet the expectation of our people who are yearning for good governance.

“Our efforts in governance must be manifested in the revamp of decaying infrastructure including steady power supply and good roads; provision of sound and quality education; the good health of our people; provision of jobs for our unemployed youths, security of life and property, commitment to free and fair elections and the very strict adherence to the rule of law.”

He said “The executive council we are inaugurating today will continue to work for a rigorous implementation of the policy framework of this administration, which came into office on the 29th of May 2007. While we continue to pray for the speedy recovery of the President, permit me to emphasize the policy continuum of governance and to insist on the imperative of this team to roll up its sleeve, and to redouble effort so as to meet the expectation of our people who are yearning for good governance.

“Our efforts in governance must be manifested in the revamp of decaying infrastructure including steady power supply and good roads; provision of sound and quality education; the good health of our people; provision of jobs for our unemployed youths, security of life and property, commitment to free and fair elections and the very strict adherence to the rule of law.”

naija_swag:

Nonsense,where is your own vision Jonathan? 7 point agenda is lying sick with its forebearer in Aso Rock.

vigasimple:

LEADERSHIP and COMPETENCY is the watchword.

You can have 100 point agenda with good timeline, you could do it all. You could have 1 pointless agenda(like the 7pointless agenda) and don't do them.

YAR A'CLUELESS is an example of that lack of leadership ability, the business of running Nigeria is way beyond his paygrade.

In all honesty I doubt whether Goodluck has got it either because PDP party and their leadership are evil reicarnate. They have no interest of the Nigerian people at heart.

I hope we will have 4 point agenda for the next 12 months,

POWER/ELECTRICTY

INFRASTRUCTURES(ROADS ETC)

MICRO ECONOMICS - help and assistance for small business and encourage development and growth of small business

INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING- system of good governance, electoral reform, and genuie independent electoral commission. limit political parties numbers