[b]ABUJA — IN clear terms, President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, previewed 2015 politically and economically and returned a grim verdict: It may be a turbulent year and there is need for Nigerians to pray.
Speaking at the Christ Apostolic Church, Area I, Durumi, Abuja where he joined other worshippers for the last Sunday service of the year, President Jonathan specifically enjoined religious leaders to pray to God to guide him and other politicians in the country aright so that they will not set the country ablaze through their utterances.
On the drop in the price of crude oil, Nigeria’s main foreign revenue earner, Jonathan admitted that the trend will “affect us in one way or the other” but promised that “the economic team is working very hard to stabilise it and we believe that although there may be temporary inconveniences, it will definitely not bring the economy down.”
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential candidate reiterated that the ambition of anybody in the country was not worth the blood of any Nigerian.
The president spoke on a day Governor Sule Lamido of Jigawa State urged him and Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential standard bearer, to sign a peace accord for the forthcoming general elections.[/b]


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All hail GEJ!!!

2015 will be tough for the common man but over Four Billion Naira (#4 Billion) has been appropriated for the purchase of new Jet for the presidency! Anyway, February 14 is around the corner.

how e take concern pesin wey dey look for #100 to buy coke nd bread?

yes it's toughness will guarantee your victory mr.president.

to all you living fake life, economically u are on a long thing

I hope it will be tough on him and his colleagues not the common man on the street as usual.