AFRIPOL recommends Goodluck Jonathan for Nobel Peace Prize
Opeyemi Oladunjoye
The Africa Political and Economic Strategic Center (AFRIPOL) has recommended the Former President, Goodluck Jonathan for the Nobel Peace Prize.
The centre which is a public policy organisation on African affairs, said it recommended Jonathan for the award because of the peaceful way he conceded to President Buhari, thereby promoting peace.
The group said: “He may have not promoted fraternity between nations but he surely promoted fraternal peace among Nigerians by conceding power.
‘The concession speech by Jonathan averted bloodshed, violence and imbroglio in the most populous country in Africa. This gesture by Jonathan [sic] buttressed to the whole world that Nigeria has joined the comity of civilized nations.”
