A TRUE LEADER MUST APPRECIATE HIS CRITICS


Goodluck Jonathan's response to a tweet :
"there is no need for forgiveness because you did not commit any sin against me. I never felt offended or held a grudge. Mohammed,please do not feel bad. You did what you did as your patriotic duty. A true leader must appreciate his critics. Sometimes they tell him the truth more than friends. I appreciate you. God bless you Mohammed. GEJ"

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