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Former President Goodluck Jonathan opined
yesterday that the death of Mrs. Hannah Idowu Dideolu Awolowo forced him out of
seclusion.
He said he elected to remain out of public
glare since leaving office on May 29 and had wanted the seclusion to continue-Nation
The former President spoke at the Ikenne home
of the Awolowos after he led a delegation to visit the family.
He said: “Within this period, my wife and I
have been hiding; we don’t even go out. We thought we’ll be hiding for at least
12 months.
“But in this particular case, we could not
hide. So, we’ve come here to console and encourage our brothers and sisters
that we are together.”
Jonathan was accompanied by his wife,
Patience, former chairman of the Federal Road Maintenance Agency (FERMA) Jide
Adeniji, former Leader, House of Representatives, Mrs. Mulikat Akande-Adeola,
former Ogun State Governor Gbenga Daniel and Mrs. Kuku from Bayelsa State.
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