Former President Goodluck Jonathan, has urged Nigerian leaders to value the interest of every section of the country in order to build a united nation devoid of agitation, disunity and disenchantment.

Jonathan spoke when he led members of the 1981 set of the University of Port Harcourt alumni Association on Saturday, to the king of Opume kingdom in Ogbia Local Government Area of Bayelsa, King Amalate Turner.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Jonathan described the country as being blessed with both human and natural endowments which can only be enjoyed in a peaceful atmosphere.

He urged leaders to focus more on building a united nation where no one society or tribe should be more valued than the other.

“If leaders derail, then there is bound to be disunity and disenchantment from those who feel not being accorded their rightful respect and value,” he said.

Jonathan, who is an alumnus and a member of the pioneer graduate class of 1981 of the University of Port Harcourt, said the reunion programme is part of activities of the alumni aimed at fostering bond among old classmates.

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Nah that's not in the play book of fulanis they feel they are the no. 1 citizens in Nigeria and every other tribe are there slaves, if only the entire South can unit against this common enemy, but it's just a far fetched dream, our disunity is the only power they have over us

GEJ himself didn't carry every region along when he was the president.

He totally sideline the South West for reasons best known to him.

DubaiLandLord1:
GEJ himself didn't carry every region along when he was the president.

He totally sideline the South West for reasons best known to him.

Only Ijaw People & igbos he carried along. Hausa Fulani na em Oga, forever loyal to them.

Unfortunitely like Bola Tinubu said early, I don't believe in one Nigeria

They always have the right idea when they leave office. As president, he marginalized the south west and insulted leaders from the region despite the huge Yoruba support that swept him into office.