The former President made this call in a key note address he presented Thursday at the ongoing International Peace Summit in Sao Tome and Principe, adding that sustainable development is only possible in an atmosphere of peace and security.
Emphasising the need for leaders to protect lives and property on the Continent, Jonathan further said: “To make meaningful progress, Africans must be encouraged to treat one another as brothers and sisters, in love and unity. Relations within and between nations should never be allowed to degenerate to a level where citizens will resort to self-help by visiting violence on fellow Africans and their legitimate business interests.
“Growth and development can only be cultivated and sustained when leaders ensure that the rights and freedoms of citizens as well as migrants are respected and protected.”
Correct talk
ReplyDeleteWhen will buhari speak
ReplyDeleteBuhari will likely speak when everything is done. Today is Friday, nothing from the envoy sent to South Africa
DeleteAbeg abeg even naija we no like ourself make una go jor...how many hausa men dey Maary lgbo women make una go sleep jor peace kia get it from your lang biko
ReplyDeleteBring back Gej
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