President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan declared Monday in Abuja that the Federal Government has no intention of interfering with the structure and processes of the impending national dialogue.
Speaking at an audience with leaders of Ohaneze Ndigbo and the South-East Geo-Political Zone at the Presidential Villa, President Jonathan said that his Administration had left it to Nigerians to determine the framework, content and process of the dialogue.
"If you listen to the radio, watch television and read on-line, you will realize that Nigerians are talking. We listen and read the commentaries. But all the discussions and ideas need to be harmonized. We must come to a point where we can move in one direction,'' President Jonathan said.
