GOODLUCK JONATHAN SENDS STRONG MESSAGE TO NIGERIANS ABOUT BUHARI AND TERRORISM

Former president, Goodluck Jonathan has appealed to nigerians to please support President Buhari on his fight against terrorism in the country.
He made this known via his twitter handle while rendering his heartfelt condolence to victims of Thursday’s terrorist attack in Adamawa state.

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