EMIR OF KASTINA GIFTS PRESIDENT JOHNATHAN WITH A HORSE- HOW DOES JONA LOOK IN ''BABARIGA''?

President Goodluck Ebele Johnathan is currently in Kastina for a two day visit. The Emir of Kastina gifted him with a horse ( I wonder where the  Emir expects him to keep or ride it lol) seen in the picture above.
Goodluck together with the State Governor Ibrahim Shema and other key dignitaries toured the State , visiting one project or the other.

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK EBELE JOHNATHAN DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN YOBE, BORNO AND ADAMAWA STATE

Yesterday , President Goodluck Jonathan  declared a state of emergency in the northern states of Yobe, Borno and Adamawa. Following the recent spate of terrorist activities in the affected states, he said, government had to take extraordinary measures.
“After wide consultations, and in exercise of the powers conferred on me by the provisions of Section 305, sub-section 1 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999, as amended, I hereby declare a State of Emergency in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states.  Accordingly, the chief of defense staff has been directed to immediately deploy more troops to these states for more effective internal security operations,” the president declared.

THIS USELESS , WEAK ,INCOMPETENT GOVERNMENT MUST GO : FEMI FANI KAYODE SAYS

Former minister of aviation Mr Femi Fani  Kayode  took to twitter to blast Goodluck Ebele Johnathan's  government for their gross ineptitude and weakness in tackling Boko Haram and the level of insecurity in the country following the recent bombings in Adamawa which left more than 28 people dead and many injured.

PICTURES :JULIET IBRAHIM, UTI NWACHUKWU , CHIDI MOKEME, GENEVIEVE NNAJI AND OTHERS AT THE NOLLYWOOD AT 20 EVENT

Popular Nollywood actors and actresses such as Juliet Ibrahim, Chidi Mokeme, Genevieve Nnaji, Joke Silva, Uche Jombo Rodriguez, Desmond Elliot, Uti Nwachukwu,singer 2face Idibia and a host of others  attended a dinner with Mr President Goodluck Ebele Johnathan on Saturday March 2nd in Lagos to celebrate Nollywood at 20. 

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN GETS SLAMMED ON FACEBOOK

 



 

On Tuesday ,President Goodluck Jonathan came under criticism from his Facebook friends  after he posted his Christmas message on the social networking site.

He wrote, “I want to seize this opportunity to wish you and your loved ones a merry Christmas and a happy New Year in advance. I feel the pains of Nigerians and that is why this Yuletide I have personally instructed that our roads be worked on to enable you and your loved ones to travel safely for the holidays.

“Not done, we ensured that for the first time in decades, the cross country services (Lagos to Kano with stops in cities along the route) of the Nigerian Railway Corporation  were revived just prior to the holidays to provide Nigerian masses with an inexpensive alternative to road and air transportation.

“This administration also took steps to increase power generation by remaining true to the Timelines of the Roadmap to Power Sector Reform, which has seen history made on Friday, December 21, when Nigeria’s power generation hit an all-time high of just over 4,500 MW.”

A  friend of his , Kaycee Aloy-Obi wrote, “Mr. President hold your greetings. You and your family are having great celebration. A litre of petrol is sold at N110-N120, against N97 which is the official price. There is unprecedented traffic jam on Ore-Benin road due to bad roads.

“People cannot go around to visit love ones because of insecurity. Bury your head in shame with your 4,500 MW when South Africa is generating 50,000 MW. It is paradoxical that many Nigerians are having dry Christmas in midst of plenty.”

Yusuf Suleiman, asked the president to match his words with actions, adding that his “advisers are not telling you the true picture of what is happening.”

He said, “In Nigeria today, under your watch, the country recorded the highest looting of our treasury, and  you didn’t do anything. We also have seen how citizens were massacred, in fact, the highest since civil war ended (and) your government is not doing enough to stop that.”

Also, Bethel Vincent, wrote, “Haba! Mr. President, you know say lie no good at all. Why post something we have not witnessed, yet you refer to us as friends and fellow Nigerians. As I am talking to you, my flat is running on generator; Benin-Auchi road is filled with potholes and you are talking about airport, how (many) Nigerians can afford air transport?”

A whole lot of other friends commented complaining about one thing or the other . Which way Nigeria?