Jonathan’s 2nd term not subject to debate – Arthur Eze

      

Oil magnate and billionaire, Chief Arthur Eze, has declared that the re-election bid of President Goodluck Jonathan was not subject to any debate‎.

He made this declaration in Abuja during a meeting of the Elders’ Advisory Council of Goodluck Support Group.

Another businessman and owner of Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company Limited, Innocent Chukwuma, at the occasion donated 24 vehicles to Goodluck Support Group, with a promise to do more in the coming days.

Eze, a Peoples Democratic Party chieftain therefore urged all Nigerians to support Jonathan in fulfilling his political aspiration.

He argued that some regions in the country had already been given the chance to produce Presidents of Nigeria.

According to him, it is only fair to allow President Jonathan complete his eight years in office before ceding power to other parts of the country that have not produced any president since independence.

He said, “Goodluck Jonathan must complete his second term. Nobody will take it from him. After his eight years in office, another region can take over. The South-West has done its eight years. Some parts of North have done their own. Jonathan has to complete his own term.”

Also speaking, a former Deputy Senate President and chairman, Elders Advisory Council of GSG, Ibrahim Mantu‎, urged supporters of the President to hit the ground running, adding that securing the re-election of President Jonathan was a tax that must be paid.

He said, “Now that Mr. President has picked his nomination form, it is time to hit the ground running. It is time to come all out and ensure that we campaign for the re-election bid of President Jonathan.”

‎The Special adviser to President Jonathan on Inter-party Affairs, Senator Ben Obi also said that he was out to give his unrelenting support to the re-election bid of the president.

“I stand in full support of this group as part and parcel of promoting the re-election bid of President Jonathan. This organisation brought a new lease of life when it endorsed President Jonathan. Our duty as aides to Mr. President is to mobilise and ensure that this organisation continues to move forward,” Obi said.‎‎