President Goodluck Jonathan has strongly
condemned the bomb blasts in Jos, Plateau state,
which led to the loss of many lives.
A statement by the Special Adviser to the
President on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati
Tuesday said the president described the
perpetrators of “this tragic assault on human
freedom as cruel and evil”.
According to Dr Abati, the president has directed
all relevant agencies to mobilise support and relief
efforts in aid of the victims.
The presidential Spokesmand said President
Jonathan has also assured all Nigerians that
government remain fully committed to winning the
war against terror, and this administration will not
be cowed by the atrocities of enemies of human
progress and civilization.
The Statement reads: : “President Jonathan has
also expressed Nigeria’s deepest appreciation to
the international community on the success of the
recent Summit in Paris on the security situation in
Nigeria hosted by the President of France, H.E.
Francois Hollande.
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