President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday said he would be an advocate of peace in the country after leaving office. Mr. Jonathan said he would appreciate if more Nigerians would join him in advocating peace in the country.
“And one thing that I have decided to do after leaving office, is to make sure that I will be talking to all faithful of all religions, Christians, Muslims and other religions; the need for Nigerians to live in peace,” the president said.
“Because, when there is crisis in any part of the country, nobody can practice his own belief.
“When there is crisis anywhere, people cannot go to the mosque, you cannot go to the church.
“So we need peace in this country, no matter our religious persuasions, no matter our beliefs.
“And that will be one of my main commitments when I leave office.
“To reduce discrimination in this country based on religious divides or ethnicity.
“And I believe that I will have so many apostles to follow me to do that.”
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