Editor’s note: In the last year presidential election
Nigerians chose a former military dictator and
anticorruption crusader Muhammadu Buhari.
Goodluck Jonathan became the first Nigerian leader
to lose an election since democracy returned to the
nation in 1999. While Buhari has been facing a lot of
criticism for his slow approach for implementing
much-awaited change, Nigerians praise him for
anti-corruption war and success against the Boko
Haram. However, Kehinde Ifemi Maye in this piece
for Scannews explains why Nigerians are missing
former president Jonathan.


Goodluck Jonathan and Muhammadu Buhari (R)
Let’s be honest! We miss GEJ. He was slow but he
was moving. He was quiet yet we were kept
informed. He was soft yet Boko Haram was fazing
out. He was dark but we had light. His
administration was a vector quantity, it had
direction. He was reserved yet we had fun (thanks
to Patience). He was a hero yet we never praised
him. He promised little, he gave more. But i guess
we wanted much more.

https://www.naij.com/821937-lets-honest-miss-jonathan.html

Stockholm syndrome.
Mumu Missing the person who has mortgaged the future of generations.
Nigeria is still caught within the death spiral of shagari's mismanagement.
Free money mentality
Go and get a job.
But am not surprised. Even IBB still has his loyalist.

oduastates:
Stockholm syndrome.
Mumu Missing the person who has mortgaged the future of generations.
Nigeria is still caught within the death spiral of shagari's mismanagement.
Free money mentality
Go and get a job.
But am not surprised. Even IBB still has his loyalist.

Lolssss ..Na so

K

move to bayelsa

babyfaceafrica:
K

You again?

You miss who? Yark!!

@op what do you mean by WE? Please next time speak for yourself, WE miss him ko WE chase him ni

bender79:
You miss who? Yark!!

Na him now ..When e get something wey dey drop for him under GJ's administration