Former First Lady, Patience Jonathan, has shared a candid and heartfelt message to her husband, ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, amid growing speculations about his possible return to contest for office.
Speaking on the pressures of governance, she expressed her reluctance to ever return to the Villa, stressing the toll leadership takes.
Her words:
“If you call me now for the Villa, I won’t go there. I won’t go there — don’t you see how young I am? Because the stress is so much, the stress of Nigeria is so much. If God brings you out of it, you should glorify God and thank Him for the Lord’s doing, because it’s marvelous in His eyes. He has taken you there once, why do you want to go there again? Me, I won’t go. I need peace.”
Patience Jonathan’s remarks reflect both personal conviction and a broader commentary on the demanding nature of Nigeria’s leadership.
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