This is a retrospective look at the last two years of the President
Goodluck Jonathan's administration with a match of his many promises and
his performance in office.
The key imprint of the Transformation Agenda heralded at the onset of the 2011 election campaign was that Nigeria would be transformed into a new nation in various aspects of endeavour. Two years into his term, an analysis of the specific promises of transformation shows the administration succeeding in some sectors but struggling to attain key parameters of the agenda in STRATEGIC SECTORS...
Jonathan it would be recalled, had during his whistle-stop campaign across the 36 states of the federation , pledged to fix the following sectors; power, economy, energy & gas, education security, agriculture, water resources among others. He also promised a better deal on the Niger Delta issue, women empowerment, and reforms where necessary.
The key imprint of the Transformation Agenda heralded at the onset of the 2011 election campaign was that Nigeria would be transformed into a new nation in various aspects of endeavour. Two years into his term, an analysis of the specific promises of transformation shows the administration succeeding in some sectors but struggling to attain key parameters of the agenda in STRATEGIC SECTORS...
Jonathan it would be recalled, had during his whistle-stop campaign across the 36 states of the federation , pledged to fix the following sectors; power, economy, energy & gas, education security, agriculture, water resources among others. He also promised a better deal on the Niger Delta issue, women empowerment, and reforms where necessary.