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Monday, March 24, 2014

President Jonathan, First Lady Meet Pope [Pictures]

Click for Full Image SizePresident Goodluck Jonathan, on Sunday, visited the Vatican to see Pope Francis I. The nation’s number one citizen was with the Pope alongside the First Lady, Patience Jonathan.

During the courtesy visit, the President reportedly spoke on inter-faith dialogue promotion in Nigeria and other parts of the world to foster greater global peace and security, a cause to which the Pontiff was very committed to.

Speaking with journalists after his private meeting with Pope Francis, Jonathan said that his administration was already working in close collaboration with Cardinal John Onaiyekan, who was the team leader to the Pope, for the effort to strengthen inter-faith dialogue in Nigeria. He disclosed that his government will continue to show comitment to the promotion of religious harmony and the peaceful co-existence of people of all faiths

“I don’t need to be a lion, King Nebuchadnezzar, operate like the Pharoah of Egypt or an army general, but I can transform this country without those traits. My prayer every time, is for God to use me to change this country. For the Goliaths of Nigeria that does not want Nigeria to move an inch , We will conquer them," he stated.
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2 comments:

Unknown said...

Hi my Happiness. Thanks posting in ur blog the visit of our president's audience with the Holy Father. That's Jonnathan's greatest achivement. His visit is for the good of all NIGERIANS.

Happiness Chidinma Opara Blog said...

Yes oooo my one and only, GEJ did very well.

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