We are doing our best, we are seeing rays of hope – Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan said in Abuja on Sunday that the Federal Government had no plans to increase pump price petroleum for now.

Jonathan, who gave this assurance at a Presidential Media Chat, noted that such action could not be taken without following due process and the consent of Nigerians.

“I have no plans now to change petroleum pump price, but if I have to do it, I will do it following due process’’, the President said.

He denied insinuations that his administration was not decisive enough to fight corruption in the country.

According to him, the federal government is doing everything possible to investigate and bring to book every corrupt public officer.

President Goodluck Jonathan's Media Chat holds on Sunday, May 4, by 7pm

Another edition of the Presidential Media Chat will hold on Sunday, May 4, 2014.

This is contained in a statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati.

​T​he Presidential Media Chat will be broadcast live on the network services of the NTA, FRCN & VON, at 7pm tomorrow,May 4, 2014.
— Reuben Abati (@abati1990) May 3, 2014

He said the programme would be broadcast live on the network services of the Nigerian Television Authority, the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria and the Voice of Nigeria at 7pm. “During the programme, President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan will respond to questions from a panel of journalists and media executives on current national issues and developments.