President Goodluck Jonathan has assured that he will deliver more dividends of democracy if elected to return to Aso Rock in this month’s presidential election.This is even as he promised to give more attention to the Ajaokuta Steel Company of Nigeria and ensure that the steel is included in the nation’s rail system if re-elected.Jonathan noted that most governments worldwide performed better during the second term of their administration, saying his administration’s case would not be different as he was set to do more in the next four years than he had achieved so far.He said public office holders performed better during their second term because they had enough time to settle down and plan for national development.The president gave the assurance when he met with members of the Kogi State Council of Chiefs at the Chari Maigumeri Barracks, Lokoja, the state capital.Jonathan, who was in the state in continuation of the Peoples Democratic Party’s presidential campaign rally,said: “Whatever we have done in the last four years, we believe that we will even do more in the next four years.“Most governments all over the world do better in their second tenure. This is because the presidents are morestable that time, especially in this two terms arrangement. They are more stable. They sit down and plan for the country and focus on key areas.”He stated that in the face of reducing crude oil price, hisadministration would also continue to give more attention to the development of solid minerals and agriculture, among others. Also, he promised to continue to work with the state government to develop Kogi State.Earlier, the National Chairman of PDP, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu, assured the traditional rulers of the present administration’s resolve to restore their constitutional roles. He said the PDP, as a party could not understandwhy traditional rulers as custodians of culture and tradition were still being denied of constitutional roles.“Our party leader, President Jonathan, is leading the crusade to bring you back into the constitution,” he said.
President Goodluck Jonathan has assured that he will deliver more dividends of democracy if elected to return to Aso Rock in this month’s presidential election.This is even as he promised to give more attention to the Ajaokuta Steel Company of Nigeria and ensure that the steel is included in the nation’s rail system if re-elected.Jonathan noted that most governments worldwide performed better during the second term of their administration, saying his administration’s case would not be different as he was set to do more in the next four years than he had achieved so far.He said public office holders performed better during their second term because they had enough time to settle down and plan for national development.The president gave the assurance when he met with members of the Kogi State Council of Chiefs at the Chari Maigumeri Barracks, Lokoja, the state capital.Jonathan, who was in the state in continuation of the Peoples Democratic Party’s presidential campaign rally,said: “Whatever we have done in the last four years, we believe that we will even do more in the next four years.“Most governments all over the world do better in their second tenure. This is because the presidents are morestable that time, especially in this two terms arrangement. They are more stable. They sit down and plan for the country and focus on key areas.”He stated that in the face of reducing crude oil price, hisadministration would also continue to give more attention to the development of solid minerals and agriculture, among others. Also, he promised to continue to work with the state government to develop Kogi State.Earlier, the National Chairman of PDP, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu, assured the traditional rulers of the present administration’s resolve to restore their constitutional roles. He said the PDP, as a party could not understandwhy traditional rulers as custodians of culture and tradition were still being denied of constitutional roles.“Our party leader, President Jonathan, is leading the crusade to bring you back into the constitution,” he said.
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Buhari for president