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President Jonathan – “Bombings in Nigeria will soon be history”

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Speaking at the Walkerhill Hotels in Seoul Wednesday, President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria said that the current spate of bombings in Nigeria will soon be history and will hopefully be resolved by the middle of 2012.

ThisDay reports that according to him, his optimism is based on a series of arrests that have been made that the State can currently not publicize.

According to him:

 “a number of people have been arrested that we cannot advertise. There are certain critical people that if you get, you will be able to extract information from them. We have the freest media in the world and every little thing is blown out of proportion, even to the disadvantage of the media people themselves. When you are dealing with this kind of situation, you have to be mindful of how you handle issues of security. That is why we don’t have this kind of briefing but I can assure you that the security agents are working extremely hard”.

President Jonathan in addition reminded the audience that terrorism is not an experience unique to Nigeria.
“Some people are becoming so evil that they can kill people carelessly. Even quite a number of foreign leaders are praising us; that is the commendation we have been getting since Monday. Most countries that have this kind of experience have not moved as fast as we have moved. We have moved very, very fast,” Jonathan said.
“All over the world, there are security challenges. Human beings by nature want to do something that is evil, so government must be on its own toes and will continue to be on its toes. This is because foreign direct investments will be affected and our economy will be affected, so we are working very hard.”

What do you think of President Jonathan’s recent statements? Are they credible?

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  • Adam Ali

    now that is what i call a leader! optimism is what has been lacking in this administration regarding security issues….but with this kind of attitude, i strongly believe that what Mr president said is right, and Gods willing, that is exactly what we will see in the near future #bombingswillbehistoryinnigeria

  • Mariam

    This guy like most Nigerians care more about foreign opinions. How about we do what's works best for us, not what works for others? oga do your work sharp sharp joo, n stop mouthing!

  • http://Sannibabatundeabdulazeez(alaoidiagbonFARM) Sanni Baba

    As for the bombing! Who knows? May be they ar in charge to succeed their Master planned frauds! GOD PURNISH THEM!

  • http://Sannibabatundeabdulazeez(alaoidiagbonFARM) Sanni Baba

    And for Ngozi Wahaka! She is just wasting are time, if not for anything atleast for the Nigeria Economy she had worked tierlessly to doom. GOD PURNISH THEM!

  • http://Sannibabatundeabdulazeez(alaoidiagbonFARM) Sanni Baba

    Now its fuel subscidy! Its this Naijerian president have feelings for his dictator/followers! This present generation will soon bcome ghost in form of ashes! I bet it! Wen GOD purthem all!