PROMISE OF THE PRESIDENT

Almost one year after over 200 schoolgirls were kidnapped from Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, and possibly encouraged by the inroads the Nigerian military has made in recovering some territories from Boko Haram, President Goodluck Jonathan has again promised that his government is not relenting in its efforts to rescue them and reunite them with their families.
The president, who spoke when he appeared on the African Independent Television (AIT) programme Kaakaki, expressed optimism that as the military continues to narrow the area of territory held by Boko Haram in the North-east, the kidnapped girls were still alive and would be recovered.
He premised his confidence on the fact that the girls were still alive, stating that had they been killed by the terror group, their corpses would have been displayed for the whole world to see and to instill fear.
The president has given his words and he is already acting so as to get the Chibok girls back alive to their parents. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s secession from the past years has taken its toll but he is reacting with aggression and he has assured Nigerians that the girls will be save because they are still alive.
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, is a President with his words and he is not yet set to retreat. The whole world is watching and Nigerians especially are actually inform with the new development and steps he has taken to TRANSFORM Nigeria into a country with a speedy economic growth in his time and our generation.
I want to employ every Nigerians to key into the success. Success comes from hard work and the President is working towards achieving success in saving the Chibok girls. We should not allow the word CHANGE as a key from the opposition to tarnish the TRANSFORMATION our President is working towards. We Nigerians has passed the time for change. TRANSFORMATION should be our word.
Nigeria is a changed country already but what we need is TRANSFORMATION and is already in view. #GEJVision @pdpmediaroom247