Have you been wondering why our amiable president was named Goodluck? The answer has been revealed in his authorized biography..According to his mother, Madam Eunice Aye Jonathan….“Madam Eunice recalls that there was nothing special about the day on which Goodluck was born in Otuoke. His birth was however very easy compared to her other experiences with childbirth. She recalled, “I often had prolonged labour during childbirth, sometimes for up to a wee, and because of this, I usually had still-births. But when it was the turn of Goodluck, I delivered him the very day I started having labour pains. This surprised me”.
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“Apart from this, Eunice, did not regard the day as extraordinary. According to her, the people of Otuoke went about their duties as usual. No dramatic event occurred. Perhaps, the fact that nothing special happened was indeed significant and the truly important event was his birth.
His father also said:“ I called him Goodluck because although life was hard for me when he was born, I had this feeling that this boy would bring me good luck.” His paternal grandmother, Sarah, also declared that her grandson, in his adulthood, would shake the world the same way ‘king’ Azikiwe was doing at the time.”
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Posted: at 10-01-2015 07:19 AM (9 years ago) | Addicted Hero
paulohking at 10-01-2015 08:30 AM (9 years ago) (m)
u guys were poor, yet ur so-called "good lucked" son don't know how to eradicate poverty? no human feelings? despite him trekking to school barefooted? SMH for ur family
Posted: at 10-01-2015 08:30 AM (9 years ago) | Hero
He went to school without shoes and now he want us to go to school without legs, he dished us heavy blow soon after we elected him by increasing fuel price and that also increased transport fare, now he is planning to increase custom duty on imported tokunbo cars from 35 to 70% so that poor men wont Eva dream of ownin one, he is Good luck Jonathan bt bad luck Nigeria
Am too defended to be a victim
Posted: at 10-01-2015 12:12 PM (9 years ago) | Gistmaniac