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Jonathan Promises Better Electoral Process

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President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday in Jerusalem promised to stabilise Nigeria’s electoral process.
Jonathan, who made the promise at an interdenominational service for 2013 Nigerian pilgrims, said that the current process was better than the previous ones.
“We promise that we must do a number of things differently, we have challenges in our electoral system but at least it is better than what it was yesterday.”
He said that although the country was experiencing challenges, Nigerians had been privileged to pray to God at this period.
“Let me reassure you that even though our nation is passing through challenges this period, God has made it possible for us to pray at a period like this.’’
He decried the high level of vandalism of petroleum pipelines and electric poles by criminals in the country.
The president said that his administration would continue to improve the living condition of Nigerians.
He enjoined Nigerians to continue to pray for the country, saying that evil forces would never succeed in their evil ways.
President of Tailor Made Tours, Mrs Josephine Zinder, said that the company had decorated 50,000 Nigerians as Jerusalem Pilgrims(JP) in the past seven years.
Tailor Made Tours is an Israeli tour company, based in Tel Aviv.
The high point of the occasion was the decoration of Jonathan with the JP title and the conferment of the Yitshak Rabin Award for Good Leadership Award on him.
Other dignitaries, who were decorated with the JP title include Governors.Gabriel Suswam of Benue, Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta, Liyel Imoke of Cross River and Jonah Jang of Plateau State, among others.

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