President Goodluck Jonathan reminisced on his time in politics, dating back to the time he was Deputy-Governor in Bayelsa state. The President said “I think it is enough.”Jonathan said this while welcoming residents of the Federal Capital Territory led by Vice President Namadi Sambo to pay him homage for Easter at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
The President described himself as the luckiest Nigerian, “For me as an individual, this Easter coincides with the time I am leaving but I always
say that I am one of the luckiest Nigerians. I am yet to see somebody luckier than me.
“From 1999, I was in the hands of government for 16 years. Not just in government as a parliamentarian because if you are a Senator or
House of Representatives member, you take care of yourself, you live in your own house.
“I was in a cage, being taken care of by the government. From May 29, 1999 to date; 16 good years. I
think it is enough and I am happy, help me to thank God for that.
“I will continue to thank Nigerians for giving me that privilege. I became a
deputy governor because Bayelsans voted for me and my governor then. I became a Vice President because Nigerians voted for Yar’Adua and
myself.
“I continued in 2011 because Nigerians voted for me and Architect Namadi Sambo. I have to thank all Nigerians. Wherever I will be, I
will remain grateful to this great country. Today is a glorious day for me.”
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