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Saturday’s poll: Jonathan Cautions Against Do-or-Die Politics
The Bayelsa Governor, Douye Diri, described the visit of the former president as special and stressed the need for brotherly love and unity among the people of Bayelsa to move the state forward.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan urges politicians to shun do-or-die politics in a pre-election admonition ahead of the Bayelsa State governorship and House of Assembly elections on Saturday.
Jonathan made the call yesterday while paying a condolence visit to Governor Douye Diri at Sampou community in Kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government Area of Bayelsa State.
He emphasized that politics is about service, not self, and advised politicians to wait for God’s time to get into leadership positions. Jonathan also urged the people of the state to conduct themselves peacefully during the House of Assembly elections.
The Bayelsa Governor, Douye Diri, described the visit of the former president as special and stressed the need for brotherly love and unity among the people of Bayelsa to move the state forward.
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