When Jonathan Was President, I Became A Member Of The National Delegation As A Muslim

In a recent video shared on Facebook on Thursday, March 13, 2026, Niger Delta activist and traditional ruler, Asari Dokubo, reflected on his participation in national affairs and the recognition he received as a representative of his faith and community.

Dokubo spoke about his role during the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan, highlighting the opportunities he had to contribute to national discussions and policy-making as a member of the national delegation. He emphasized the importance of inclusive representation in government decision-making processes.

According to Dokubo, “When Jonathan was president, I became a member of the national delegation as a Muslim.” He made the statement while recalling how his identity as a Muslim was acknowledged and respected in the delegation, allowing him to advocate for issues affecting his community and faith.

He further explained that his inclusion in the national delegation reflected a broader commitment to ensuring that diverse voices, including those from the Niger Delta and Muslim communities, were heard at the highest levels of government. Dokubo stressed that representation in national decision-making is essential for fostering equity and addressing regional and religious concerns.

The activist also noted that such experiences reinforced his belief in the importance of civic engagement and advocacy, showing that active participation can influence national policies and promote inclusiveness.

Dokubo concluded by urging leaders to continue prioritizing balanced representation in governance. He maintained that recognizing and including members of diverse communities strengthens democracy and fosters national unity, while also empowering citizens to contribute meaningfully to the country’s development….See More