The Amalgamated Atiku Support Group has celebrated the former Nigerian President Goodluck Ebelle Jonathan, as he clocks 64 years.
This was made known in the group’s congratulatory message contained in a statement signed by the acting National Director, Media and Publicity, Olusegun Olukoga on Saturday; describing former President as an exemplary, icon of PEACE, a true democrat and elder statesman whose role to bring peace to African countries and beyond is still being felt.
In his words,the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was proud to produce the former president; during the period, he placed the nation on a more united front, aftermath of conceding to his successor, President Muhammadu Buhari.
“Jonathan’s giant strides in politics and governance, while in power stood him out among his contemporaries in the country, and world over; he has continued to attract national, continental and international assignments on peace keeping and mission.
“Your leadership activities out of office continue to promote legacy of focus, discipline and consistency as you have occupied several post Presidency assignments, and until recently as, Chairman of the International Summit Council for Peace Africa; an association of incumbent and former heads of state and their deputies, established in 2019 by the Universal Peace Federation, an organization in general consultative status with the United Nations”.
The group on behalf of Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, prayed that, God grants the former President long life amid good health; noting that, with the grace of GOD, he will be available to continue to lay solid foundation for the propagation and continuity of good governance in Nigeria and Africa continent.
“At 64, it is our prayer that God Almighty will grant you more grace of many more years in the service of humanity and our fatherland in excellent health, limitless resourcefulness and with renewed vigour to better all your previous records combined.
“Congratulations and Many Happy Returns to Nigeria’s icon of Peace and Elder Statesman”, the statement stated.
