Nigeria: More of My Friends Will Abandon Me, Says Jonathan

Abuja — President Goodluck Jonathan on Sunday recounted the numerous privileges he enjoyed from Nigeria and Nigerians, admitting that many of his decisions were very hard nuts for which he was ready to pay, even as he leaves office on May 29, a fulfilled man.

Jonathan spoke during a thanksgiving and farewell service at the Cathedral Church of the Advent, Life-Camp, Gwarinpa, Abuja, to honour him and his wife, Patience, who made a rare public appearance since the Presidential poll.

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