The
presidency have ordered the removal of all Jonathan/Sambo campaign materials which still adorn
the environment in preparation for the inauguration of the incoming
administration. Read the State House
press statement below.
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With the 2015 presidential elections
now concluded and the country preparing for the inauguration of a new administration
on May 29, President Goodluck Jonathan believes that it is appropriate that
steps be taken to restore the environment in Nigerian cities, towns and
villages to their pre-elections campaign state.
Accordingly,
President Jonathan directs that the PDP Presidential Campaign Organisation and
the various associations that coalesced into the Jonathan/Sambo Support Group
immediately begin the process of removing the posters, billboards, banners,
signs and other campaign materials in support of his re-election bid which
still adorn the landscape in major cities across the country.
The President thanks all individuals and organisations who made sincere contributions and worked with immense dedication for the Jonathan/ Sambo Campaign. He applauds his supporters and other Nigerians for the disciplined, patriotic and democratic manner in which they comported themselves before, during and after the elections.
Now that the elections are over except for re-runs in a few states, President Jonathan urges Nigerians to put the recent political campaigns behind them and join hands with the incoming administration in working for a more united, peaceful, stable and progressive nation.
Reuben Abati
Special Adviser to the President (Media & Publicity)
April 23, 2015
The President thanks all individuals and organisations who made sincere contributions and worked with immense dedication for the Jonathan/ Sambo Campaign. He applauds his supporters and other Nigerians for the disciplined, patriotic and democratic manner in which they comported themselves before, during and after the elections.
Now that the elections are over except for re-runs in a few states, President Jonathan urges Nigerians to put the recent political campaigns behind them and join hands with the incoming administration in working for a more united, peaceful, stable and progressive nation.
Reuben Abati
Special Adviser to the President (Media & Publicity)
April 23, 2015