Minister of Transport and former Governor of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi has said that immediate past president, Goodluck Jonathan, clearly turned his deaf ears to the plight of the Ogoni people and the Niger Delta in general.
Amaechi, who in his address at the flag-off of the implementation of the UNEC report on Ogoniland acknowledged the presence of his successor, Nyesom Wike, lamented that he did everything within his power as a governor to make Jonathan implement the UNEC report on Ogoniland.
He said, “We did everything possible as a sitting government to make the president implement the UNEC report, everything. But the report was not implemented after all.”
Amaechi noted that the 1b dollar clean up exercise would create jobs for the people of the region.
He, however, thanked the President Buhari -led administration for coming to the aid of the Ogoni people and for fulfilling part of his campaign promises of cleaning up the region.
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I did everything to make Jonathan clean Ogoniland but he refused – Amaechi
I did everything to make Jonathan clean Ogoniland but he refused – Amaechi
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Thursday, June 02, 2016
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Amaechi I think that you are a fool
ReplyDeleteUr father amaechi
ReplyDeleteRivers State will remain a PDP led state, no matter what. Bros thank you for telling us you inform Jonathan to clean up Ogoniland. Also ask Buhari, to implement the court judgment that warded Ogoniland some compenstation.
ReplyDeleteAloma why nothing good always coming out of ya mouth?
ReplyDeleteWhether you like it or not Amechi is a minister of federal republic.
But can never attain the position of GEJ.
DeleteStupid he goat... who is listening to you? Your time is coming.
ReplyDeleteWeldone Mr. President.
ReplyDeleteAmeachi Leave Jonathan alone and concentrate on your own administration.
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