Nigeria: Jonathan Has Kept Faith With Campaign Promises - Abati

interview

Ahead of May 29, a day set aside to mark democracy day in the country and a day President Goodluck Jonathan will be marking his one year in office since he was democratically elected as president in the April 2011 presidential poll, Dr. Reuben Abati, presidential spokesman and Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity speaks extensively on the president's score card within the one year period. He also cleared the air on some controversial issues heating up the polity in this interview with GEORGE AGBA.

President Goodluck Jonathan mounted the saddle of leadership last May 29. As a member of his kitchen cabinet, can you give an overview of the administration's performances in the past 1 year?

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