Mr Jonathan urged religious leaders and civil society to continue to sensitise Nigerians until the country was better.
“World has known only one queen, and the passing of Queen Elizabeth II will be the end of an impactful reign.”
Mr Jonathan said many Nigerians, especially youths, were becoming increasingly disillusioned with Nigeria’s politics and its democracy.
“I think we need change, and we cannot shy away from that fact,” said ex-Super Eagles star Victor Ikpeba.
The affairs in 2010 underscored the spectre of a brutal power play that loomed over Goodluck Jonathan as the country’s first president from a minority ethnic group.
Mr Oshiomhole prayed that Mr Jonathan’s good works would continue to be remembered.
“We must shift away from the politics of bread and butter and ensure that we do not elect leaders that will buy our conscience today and mortgage the future of our children.”
Mr Amaechi said his father was a poor man and the only English his mother knows how to speak is pidgin.
“Buying a presidential aspiration form in the name Dr. Jonathan without his consent is considered an insult to his person.”
Two other security aides of the former Nigerian leader were killed in the lone accident on Wednesday.
