What is he looking at?

He looks like a walking Robot

emmyclassic: What is he looking at?

Probably your stupidity for starting this thread.

Mogidi:

Probably your stupidity for starting this thread.

oops! Foolish saddist

emmyclassic: What is he looking at?

He's looking at your mother's womanhood. Idioth

Tat is y he is known as Jonathan,come 2015 jona must go

konji na b1tch

Mogidi:

Probably your stupidity for starting this thread.

Jonathan is that u?

Lol its not funny

Common sense is not a gift, it's punishment because you have to deal with any nairalander who doesn't have it.#smh for dudes above me

Safari29: Lol its not funny

Paradox

Patience should try to lose weight and stop looking like a bag of soaked potatoes to save this man from embarrassing himself further, first was in Kano, now this. Umblera do the needful before Jona go look Kim Jong-Un wife make wahala burst.

Attacks by the Boko Haram on a Christian farming village in Nigeria on Saturday has left 106 residents dead.

Nearly 100 militants from the Nigerian Islamic terrorist group seeking to eradicate Christianity from the African country and instate Shariah law, entered the city on trucks and motorcycles on Feb 15 , witness Ali Ndume has reported to the BBC.

3 days before the pic and Jona's happy hour with Nollywood, BH slaughtered 160 Nigerians but just like Jona dancing skelewu in Kano after Abuja bomb blast, the man was clueless and unconcerned..

Nigerian Islamists kill 59 pupils in boarding school attack

DAMATURU, Nigeria Wed Feb 26, 2014 8:40am EST

That was days after the pic and Jona's happy hour with Nollywood, BH slaughtered 59 Nigerians but just like Jona dancing skelewu in Kano after Abuja bomb blast, the man was clueless and unconcerned..

Nollywood stars under fire over visit to Jonathan - The Punch


Nollywood actors and actresses, under the aegis of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, have come under heavy criticisms for their visit to President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday.

A delegation of the AGN, led by its National President, Ibinabo Fiberesima, had, during the visit to the Presidential Villa, conferred on Jonathan the award of the Grand Patron of their association.

On the delegation were Mercy Aigbe, Chidi Mokeme, Monalisa Chinda, Stephanie Linus, Fred Amata, Joseph Benjamin, Desmond Elliot, and Victor Osuagwu, among others.

During the visit, Presidential Adviser on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, was busy posting pictures of the actors and actresses who were seen applauding Jonathan while they beamed with smiles.

But the visit and subsequent conferment of the Grand Patron on Jonathan has drawn the ire of some Nigerians who describe it as an embarrassment to the masses who patronise their movies.

Fans of many of the Nollywood stars accused them of falling out of tune with the yearnings of the masses by celebrating what they call mediocrity and government ineptitude with their visit.

The concerned Nigerians, who dropped comments on blogs and various online platforms, said they were shocked to learn of the visit.

They said the visit would have been worth it if it had led to a frank talk with the President on the massacres in the North Eastern region, corruption and state of underdevelopment.

An enraged visitor on stelladimokokorkus.com, Jay Moore, described the Nollywood stars as “sellouts” and “clowns.”

Moore said, “They are clowns, as no right thinking person familiar with the current Nigerian situation in the last four years will make such a visit. I am surprised. Nigerian youths are the future of this country and the Nollywood people should please stop being sellouts. GEJ is a non-performing leader.

“They should join other Nigerians in saying, ‘No’ to the suffering; our countrymen and women should not be made to face more years of epileptic power supply, insecurity and high youth unemployment.”

An anonymous reader on lindaikeji..com described the visit as a subtle way of endorsing the President for a second term in office. He is of the opinion that they should have asked the President to be more transparent in his administration.

“Look at all of them… They are a bunch of ingrates. They’ve never come out to stand for the poor masses or challenge the President about the missing $20bn oil revenue, which has yet to be remitted into the Federation Account. But they all went, knowing it was an avenue to line their pockets. Then in 2015, GEJ would use that as a reference point when campaigning for re-election. A bunch of funny actors and actresses,” the reader added.

Another reader of the blog, with the name Samorano, wrote, “They are unwise. They are supposed to be the weapon that will fight the corrupt government but, unfortunately, they are fast becoming part of the bad eggs that we have in this country. I see these actors and actresses as covetous individuals.”

On Twitter, Idris Ogunbadejo, who described the visit as a “charade,” said only hungry individuals would attempt to redefine governance for selfish reasons.

“The charade has started. Some beasts in human skins will soon re-define good governance, leadership and accountability! Hungry individuals,” he tweeted.

Meanwhile, a former presidential candidate of the National Conscience Party, Dele Momodu, has said he expects more self-serving groups to pay solidarity visits to the President as the 2015 general elections draw near.

In a Twitter post, he wrote, “As President Jonathan receives the Actors Guild of Nigeria today, many more associations are expected to take their turn.”

Another Twitter user, Maryam Abubakar, also took a swipe at the group, saying their visit amounted to “shame.”

She also berated Abati for inundating the Twittersphere with pictures of the visit amidst renewed killings of dozens of Nigerians in the North Eastern part of the country.

In a series of tweets, she wrote, “You, Dr. Abati, should also be ashamed of posting these pictures at a sensitive time like this, with hundreds of people being killed! It is painful! Not a word from the Presidency about what happened in Borno and Adamawa states. But the President is posing for cameras all over.

Twenty girls abducted, over 100 people killed. Yet, no word from our President. Just photos of him smiling from one camera to the other. Jonathan makes it so difficult for people to like or even respect him. How insensitive can a President be?


http://www.punchng.com/i-punch/nollywood-stars-under-fire-over-visit-to-jonathan/

What a damn shame..

O boy the camera don change position

That lady has nothing to draw Jona's attention. At least Mama P has enough. That lady probably positioned that dress on purpose to 'Chook' Mr President. He turned to look at the dry package grazing his body and the cameras lens fluttered.

Na wa oo
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Nawa for this man o

come o,whats otuoke??