Ex-President Jonathan Reveals Reasons for Niger Delta Underdevelopment
Former President Goodluck Jonathan highlighted the reasons behind the underdevelopment of the Niger Delta region, citing political rivalries and lack of commitment to development plans. During a book presentation in Abuja, Jonathan emphasized the need for genuine development efforts and unity among South-South governors.
He also warned against unhealthy power struggles and emphasized the importance of clear political commitment for visible actions to address the region's challenges. Jonathan shared insights on his experiences as a deputy governor and the need for a renewed focus on development in the Niger Delta region.
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