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The Archbishop Metropolitan and Primate of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Most Rev. Henry Ndukuba, said former President Goodluck Jonathan would be soiling his good name by vying for the presidency in 2027.
According to the senior cleric, the best way for the ex-president to maintain his legacy is not to return to partisan politics.
Ndukuba gave the piece of advice in an address delivered at the First Session of the 13th Synod of the Diocese of Abuja in Abuja on Saturday.
He said Jonathan secured his place in the annals of Nigeria’s history by conceding the 2015 presidential election among other actions.
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“We don’t want you to spoil that good name, and please, keep off for now, let them just play it. Be the senior citizen that you should be,” the Anglican primate said.
He emphasised that Jonathan remained a shining example to leaders across the contrh
Ndukuba added, “We thank God for your life, not only for Nigeria but for the West Africa region, ECOWAS, and Africa.
“You are a symbol that should stand; you are a hope for our generation, that it is possible for us to be civil, to lead with integrity, and possible for us to pass on a worthy legacy to those coming after us.”
