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abujagirl
Guest
Ever paused to ponder on what would happen if President Goodluck Jonathan does not contest the 2015 presidential elections?
A few men have; some say Nigeria will be ungovernable, and others say peace will return to Nigeria.
Presently, the Nigerian polity is overheated with the battle of words constantly being fought by the ruling PDP and the formidable APC parties.
When Lawmakers are not decamping from their political party to the opposition party, they are dodging non-existent rubber bullets fired by the police, or calling for a new national Chairman.
As if that is not enough action, Presidential spokesman Reuben Abati will take to educating people on Twitter using the hashtag #LestWeForget while some opposition leaders would yap to everyone who cares to listen about how minority is lording over majority and a certain Ijaw Chieftain will be cautioning ‘us’ to stop fighting God (President Jonathan)
The list goes on forever.
Nigeria today is all about the 2015 elections and whether or not President Jonathan will contest. Only a few persons ever stop to ask “If President Jonathan doesn't run in 2015 to continue his transformation agenda are they any available alternative plans for Nigerians?”
Several options have been touted as possible replacements for President Jonathan, so far none is yet to garner massive support from the public. What will the successor have to do in order to get elected?
Who will be President if Nigeria's President Jonathan does not run in 2015 ?
A few men have; some say Nigeria will be ungovernable, and others say peace will return to Nigeria.
Presently, the Nigerian polity is overheated with the battle of words constantly being fought by the ruling PDP and the formidable APC parties.
When Lawmakers are not decamping from their political party to the opposition party, they are dodging non-existent rubber bullets fired by the police, or calling for a new national Chairman.
As if that is not enough action, Presidential spokesman Reuben Abati will take to educating people on Twitter using the hashtag #LestWeForget while some opposition leaders would yap to everyone who cares to listen about how minority is lording over majority and a certain Ijaw Chieftain will be cautioning ‘us’ to stop fighting God (President Jonathan)
The list goes on forever.
Nigeria today is all about the 2015 elections and whether or not President Jonathan will contest. Only a few persons ever stop to ask “If President Jonathan doesn't run in 2015 to continue his transformation agenda are they any available alternative plans for Nigerians?”
Several options have been touted as possible replacements for President Jonathan, so far none is yet to garner massive support from the public. What will the successor have to do in order to get elected?
Who will be President if Nigeria's President Jonathan does not run in 2015 ?
