Jonathan: I Will Speak When The Time is Ripe

President Goodluck Jonathan

Jaiyeola Andrews in Abuja

Smarting from his loss at the presidential poll last Saturday, President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday said he would speak on his experience while in office, as well as on other issues of interest, when the time is ripe.

The president did not disclose the appropriate time he would speak.

The president made the vow, when State House correspondents approached him for a chat at the end of the Good Friday Service organised by the Aso Villa Chapel.

"Don't worry, I will talk to you at the appropriate time," Jonathan said.

He smiled and walked to his official residence at the Villa.

The seven short exhortations that accompanied the seven lessons all centred on the sacrifice the preachers said Jonathan made to keep the county united.

The clergies said Jonathan's decision to concede defeat in the last Saturday's presidential poll, as well congratulating the President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd.), was akin to the sacrifice Jesus Christ made to save mankind.