Goodluck Ebele Jonathan; A Good or Bad Choice?

The Book Goodluck Ebele Jonathan; A Good or Bad Choice, centers on the state of Nigerian democracy development, a point where the people have to realize they are in bondage and predict the end product of whatever decision they will make.Nigeria operates a democratic system of government, which encourages and allows rights of citizenship such […]

The Book Goodluck Ebele Jonathan; A Good or Bad Choice, centers on the state of Nigerian democracy development, a point where the people have to realize they are in bondage and predict the end product of whatever decision they will make.
Nigeria operates a democratic system of government, which encourages and allows rights of citizenship such as freedom of speech, religion, opinion and association, etc. and with a strong hold on the claim for rule of law, equality before the law majority rule and respect for the right of minority, which are written, but with little or no application.
Chapters 1 – 5: A Critical Juncture, Hasty Decisions and the Shockwaves, The Northern Dilemma, A Fork in The Road, The Luddites and the New Nigeria; deals with the unprotected legitimate expectation of citizens of Nigeria and its dysfunctional state of activities. The Author of this book stresses out the long gap between the rich and the poor reflecting a clear picture of people living in the midst of so much abundance but yet the hardship is so disheartening and becoming unbearable.
Good-Luck Ebele Jonathan is the present President of Nigeria, like any other President he has people who support him and those who oppose him, to some people he is a breakthrough while to others he is a setback. The author point out the fact that the problem of bad leadership in Nigeria is not in dispute but it is also crippled by fundamental, and sentimental issues, and until the veil of sentiments is removed and the people start embracing the truth, the country may never unlock the chain of bondage.
This book has given Nigerians a true mirror through which we can see what Nigeria stand to gain and loose, what has become of her, how pretty she looks but yet is so dirty and bad looking, how intelligent and resourceful but have nothing to show for it.
“Again I urge all bona-fide Nigerians, Revolutionaries of the New Nigeria,” those who share concern for the development of this great country” a must read book for change and stability.