President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday commiserated with the government and people of Kenya as well the families of those who died in the terrorist attack on the Garissa University College in Kenya.
In a statement by his spokesman, Reuben Abati, the President condemned what he called deliberate targeting of innocent persons, schools and other soft targets by terrorists.
He said such barbaric acts of violence ought to have no place in any civilised society.
The statement added, “The President assures President Uhuru Kenyatta and the brotherly people of Kenya that Nigeria stands in full solidarity with them as they come to grips once again with the aftermath of another heinous terrorist attack on their country.
“Nigeria, President Jonathan affirms, will continue to work with Kenya, other African countries and the international community to rid the world of all terrorist groups.
“The President believes that the attack on the Kenyan University and other similar atrocities across the world must strengthen and solidify the resolve of the global community to take more urgent and co-ordinated actions to speedily defeat the agents of global terror.” Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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GEJ, the usual pathological portrait of a Wolf in Sheep Clothing.
ReplyDeleteQuick to condemn the evil that were not perpetuated in his own interest or the interest of PDP.
Let it be known to our outgoing CiC that, all well meaning and sane Nigerians as we speak are still waiting for GEJ (either in his private or official capacity) to openly dissociate himself from the public shameful behavior of Elder Orubebe.
Let it be known to our outgoing CiC that, all well meaning and sane Nigerians as we speak are still waiting for GEJ (either in his private or official capacity) to openly dissociate himself from the National embarrassment and indictment of the Ekitigate Tapes.
May the good Lord in His infinite mercies complete the deliverance of Nigerians and Nigeria at large in the mighty Name of Jesus Christ, Amen and Amen.
Quick to condemn attacks in other countries.... But but... Well, I'll just let bygone be. Nigerians have fixed it, that's the most important
ReplyDeleteCome and dance in chief is always quick to condemn attacks from other countries but his own. The only thing he does is blame opposition or u won't even hear from him at all. Thank God We have flushed him away. Now I hear he is campaigning for Nobel peace price. Chai! After 6 yrs in office, nothing to show for it.
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