Goodluck Jonathan Criticizes Governors for Abandoning Projects, Calls for Efficient Governance

Former President Goodluck Jonathan criticized governors for abandoning projects initiated by their predecessors, citing it as a major cause of waste and inefficiency in Nigerian governance. He specifically mentioned the neglect of a tourism project during his time as Bayelsa State governor, emphasizing the importance of completing such projects to attract investment and promote local economies.
Jonathan highlighted the need for quality infrastructure to support initiatives like hosting events to boost tourism. He noted the impact of inadequate infrastructure on attracting international guests to places like Port Harcourt.
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