During this 2015 election season, the
presidency’s campaign messages have often highlighted the purported
reforms being made to move Nigeria forward. Many who hear such messages
often ask why such accomplishments, if true, were hardly publicized
prior to election season.
If you are one of the people who have ever asked yourself this question, then President Goodluck Jonathan‘s recent interview with Mo Abudu, CEO of Ebony Life TV, may help shed some light on the issue from the president’s perspective.
According
to Jonathan, countless reforms have been made, however; people do not
appreciate or recognize this fact because the current level of
insecurity in the country has overshadowed the progressive works being
done.
During the interview, he
mentions various missions he claims the government has accomplished,
including: The creation of over 1 million jobs per year during his
administration, programs implemented to encourage entrepreneurship
amongst youth, privatization of the power sector, advances in the
healthcare sector, and more.
Watch the interview:
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