'What people will remember you for is what should guide our decisions, and I believe every leader should begin to think that...
has urged African leaders to seek to improve the lives of the people they serve, stressing that such a legacy of good works would speak for them after they leave office.
Mr Jonathan who advised leaders to prioritise the rights and humanity of the citizens also noted that the welfare of citizens should guide national aspirations and development initiatives on the continent. “What people will remember you for is what should guide our decisions, and I believe every leader should begin to think that when he leaves office, one day he will be remembered one way or the other, positively or negatively.
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