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President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday in Abuja assured the international community that Nigeria would remain politically-stable and united after the 2015 general elections.
The assurance was contained in a statement issued by Dr Reuben Abati, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity.
The statement quoted Abati as saying that Jonathan gave the assurance when he received in audience the new ambassadors of Spain, Finland, Ireland and Ghana, who presented their letters of credence to him at the Presidential Villa.
The new envoys are Alfonso De Erice (Spain), Pirjo Suomela-Chowdhury (Finland), Sean Hoy (Ireland) and William Awinador-Kanyirige of Ghana.
The President reiterated his administration’s commitment to ensure that the 2015 elections were as credible as they could possibly be.
"We received international commendations for the conduct of the 2011 general elections and I can assure you that the 2015 general elections will even be better.
"Our friends and well-wishers will be welcomed to observe the elections under the auspices of the African Union, ECOWAS, UN, the European Union or other international bodies. They will affirm that the elections are as free, fair and credible as we have promised,’’ Jonathan told the new envoys.
President Jonathan also urged the ambassadors to strive to further enhance trade and economic relations between Nigeria and their respective countries.
The four new ambassadors thanked President Jonathan for receiving them and promised to do their utmost best to strengthen bilateral ties between their countries and Nigeria during their tenures.
#ECOWAS #UN #France #Ghana #Spain #Ireland
The assurance was contained in a statement issued by Dr Reuben Abati, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity.
The statement quoted Abati as saying that Jonathan gave the assurance when he received in audience the new ambassadors of Spain, Finland, Ireland and Ghana, who presented their letters of credence to him at the Presidential Villa.
The new envoys are Alfonso De Erice (Spain), Pirjo Suomela-Chowdhury (Finland), Sean Hoy (Ireland) and William Awinador-Kanyirige of Ghana.
The President reiterated his administration’s commitment to ensure that the 2015 elections were as credible as they could possibly be.
"We received international commendations for the conduct of the 2011 general elections and I can assure you that the 2015 general elections will even be better.
"Our friends and well-wishers will be welcomed to observe the elections under the auspices of the African Union, ECOWAS, UN, the European Union or other international bodies. They will affirm that the elections are as free, fair and credible as we have promised,’’ Jonathan told the new envoys.
President Jonathan also urged the ambassadors to strive to further enhance trade and economic relations between Nigeria and their respective countries.
The four new ambassadors thanked President Jonathan for receiving them and promised to do their utmost best to strengthen bilateral ties between their countries and Nigeria during their tenures.
#ECOWAS #UN #France #Ghana #Spain #Ireland
