The North has settled for Jonathan as President in 2023 – Arewa Group

Arewa Coordinator, Jonathan Dawo Dawo Network, Malam Isa Musa Karkasara on Monday said that drafting former President Jonathan to the 2023 presidential race is a national sacrifice.

Musa Karkasara in a signed statement that was made available to newsmen in Kano explained that the most populous country in Africa is at cross road , adding that ” we need a man of candour whose experience on area of self discipline, national life to navigate us from troubled water.”

Karkasara in a statement titled “why Jonathan’s candidacy is an option for better Nigeria”, noted that our current situation at best can no longer be trusted in the hands of ill experienced politicians whose contact and influence radiates within shallow boundaries.”

“Jonathan is a quintessential statement whose approach to exercising power and authority had in no small way boost participatory democracy in Nigeria.

At this auspicious time of our national life, we need a personality whose understanding of the polity will guarantee right to stability”

Mr. Karkasara said “nation building thrives on inherent nationalism, self discipline, and policies that identify limitations of state power. He stated that “Jonathan commitment to nation building as exemplified over non criticism of sitting and former leaders are pointer that his love for Nigeria is unique.”

“Managing a secular state like Nigeria is certainly not for the loud mouth, we must recognize it’s a job for a renowned team player like Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.”

Karkasara assured that; “We in the north were there for him before, and we are set to mobilise resources to bring him back to continue national sacrifice. In effect, we call on Nigerians to join us in this quest for better Nigeria.”

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