"I don’t really enjoy the antagonism between governors, they should come together and discuss" - Goodluck Jonathan

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has spoken up against an alleged disunity between southern and northern governors in finding solutions to some challenges in the country. 

In his address to mark the 50th birthday of Apostle Charles Osazuwa, President of the Rock of Ages Christian Assembly, the former President called on Governors to come together and discuss. 

Jonathan stated that if Governors of states meet to dialogue about things are good for the country, then we will move forward.

 

He said; 

“Governors themselves should continue to meet, I don’t really love a situation where the northern governors will meet then the southern governors will cry foul. 

“Then the southern governors will meet then the northern governors will cry foul, that will not help our country.

“The governors, through the governors’ fora should meet, they are the people who run this country, the president is just one person in Abuja.

“So if the governors of the states meet to dialogue and interrogate things that are good for this country, then we will move forward.

“I don’t really enjoy the antagonism between governors, they should come together and discuss.

“If there are issues that are affecting one or two states, I think the governors should see how they can collectively come with a way to address those issues.”