Politics: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Did Not Quits PDP, Media Aid- Ikechukwu Eze
By Moses Gbande
The Media Adviser to Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, GCFR, Mr. Ikechukwu Eze has debunked the news making the rounds that his boss, former President Dr Goodluck Jonathan has quit the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Mr. ikechukwu Eze in a press Statement made to available to our Correspondent says his attention has been drawn to the fake story published by an unknown website alleging that Dr, Ebere Goodluck Jonathan has quit the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
“Obviously, this is a fabrications born out of mischief as the publishers of the fake story claimed that the former President made the statement while being interviewed by Nigeria News Agency, (NNA).
There is absolutely no way the former President could have spoken to a non-existent news agency, as none in the country goes by that name.
For the avoidance of doubt, Dr. Jonathan has no reason at this time to resign his membership of PDP, the party under which platform he became Deputy Governor, Governor, Vice President and President.
Those who derive pleasure in spreading fake information had better occupy themselves with more productive endeavours that are obviously more relevant to nation building.
“Our attention has been drawn to a fake story published by an unknown website alleging that former President Dr Goodluck Jonathan has quit the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Obviously, this is a fabrications born out of mischief as the publishers of the fake story claimed that the former President made the statement while being interviewed by Nigeria News Agency, (NNA).
“There is absolutely no way the former President could have spoken to a non-existent news agency, as none in the country goes by that name.
“For the avoidance of doubt, Dr. Jonathan has no reason at this time to resign his membership of PDP, the party under which platform he became Deputy Governor, Governor, Vice President and President. “Those who derive pleasure in spreading fake information had better occupy themselves with more productive endeavours that are obviously more relevant to nation building”.