JONATHAN'S BLOOMBERG SPEECH.

The former president Goodluck Jonathan made a speech at the
Bloomberg studio today. In the speech he emphasised on the importance
of protecting the core values of every human society-Freedom,peace and
unity.
But there's a catch, of all the facts he stated during the
speech, he made a throw-back to a time in his tenure when he signed a
bill prohibiting gay marriages. And the international community
disagreeing with the decision.
Looking at the fact that all through the speech, the former Mr.
President said so much about discrimination no matter the class,
status or values. Does it mean that Jonathan regrets not signing for
gay marriage. (Of all examples he used gay marriage?) Or is he just
some double-tongued politician? Considering his religious backgrounds.
At least twice he attended the Annual convention or Redeemed Christian
Church of God.
Recently he announced his 2019 presidential ambitions. Maybe
its just part of his early campaign plans.