Major Niger Delta youths are strongly behind President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to contest in the 2015 Presidential elections but it seems the troubled President of Nigeria has found a canoe after burning his boat.
The president surprised his associates and opponents on Sunday 25th of May by assuring Nigerians that a different government and leadership would be installed in the country in 2015.
GEJ made the surprise statement at a “Democracy Day” church service held on Sunday in Abuja.
Surprisingly, before Jonathan’s speech, the head of the Nigeria Pilgrims Commission, Reverend John Kennedy Opara, had set the tone when he told the gathering that this year's Democracy Day celebration would be the last to be celebrated by President Jonathan.
When it was Jonathan's turn to speak, he referred to Reverend Opara’s statement. He echoed the reverend’s statement, assuring that the Democracy Day event was the last for his current administration.
Will 2015 be the end of the road for President Jonathan?
The president surprised his associates and opponents on Sunday 25th of May by assuring Nigerians that a different government and leadership would be installed in the country in 2015.
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Surprisingly, before Jonathan’s speech, the head of the Nigeria Pilgrims Commission, Reverend John Kennedy Opara, had set the tone when he told the gathering that this year's Democracy Day celebration would be the last to be celebrated by President Jonathan.
When it was Jonathan's turn to speak, he referred to Reverend Opara’s statement. He echoed the reverend’s statement, assuring that the Democracy Day event was the last for his current administration.
Will 2015 be the end of the road for President Jonathan?
