Mr and Mrs retardeen

Some people are just haters! Just because he is the president does not mean he cannot throw a party for his wife without using Nigeria's money. I don't have first hand information, but i wish her a very happy birthday and many more to come.

[size=14pt]Baba GEJ, Enjoy your thing.[/size]

Dame must eat the life of head na. Beaf pls come defend your mistress

Your president got so drunk that he was absent from today's session where he was meant to speak.

Nigeria has one of the biggest delegates, 120, according to Australian news. Surprise my foot, the 120 delegates were meant to be the birthday attendants: mission accomplished.

Naija I hail

and maybe our old people can have better homes like the one in this picture.

gascoign1:

Yes they should be happy when I D I O T S like you benefit from dem, Oloshi

hehehe!i no fit shout

Happy birthday anyway

Why are they holding a birthday party when they're supposed to be on an official engagement?

Surprise party. Ok o, I hear una

they have every right to have a bday party but it will help if we have a leader who is sensitive or appears sensitive to the issues of average Nigerians.I dare Obama to go have a bday party at Disney at this time that americans are suffering,his rating go go sub-zero degrees

;d ;d ;d

pheesayor:

Your president got so drunk that he was absent from today's session where he was meant to speak.

Nigeria has one of the biggest delegates, 120, according to Australian news. Surprise my foot, the 120 delegates were meant to be the birthday attendants: mission accomplished.

Naija I hail

if true then its pathetic

First lady goes to Murdoch




Murdoch University hosted a meeting for local Indigenous professional women with the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Her Excellency Dame Dr Patience Goodluck Jonathan, and key women members of her entourage.

Murdoch Vice Chancellor Professor Richard Higgott, Professor Bev Thiele, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) and Professor Rhonda Marriott, Director of the Kulbardi Aboriginal Centre at Murdoch, welcomed the group, who are in Perth for the CHOGM events.

“Given the prominence of Human Rights on the agenda of the CHOGM meeting, we were pleased to create an opportunity for African and Indigenous women to talk with each other about Australia’s most pressing social justice and equity issue,” Professor Thiele said.

“In Australia, our greatest challenges arise from the impact of poor education opportunities and poor health outcomes on the capacity of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to drive the agenda of change,” said Professor Marriott.

“While we come from African and Australian Aboriginal nations and the Wadjella community, we share troubling concerns about issues of education, health, justice, community capacity, politics and economics. There are differences in how those issues play out in our respective countries but we have much in common and can learn from one another for the challenges we each face on a daily basis.

“As women, we have important and highly influential roles in our communities. As grandmothers, mothers and sisters, we influence and strengthen our families. As community members and leaders, we have a strong voice to positively build the capacity and direction of our communities.”

She added that as women with much to learn from one another, great strength can be achieved when there are opportunities to come together to yarn and talk. “Sharing ideas and comparing experiences on commonly faced issues presents opportunities for further discussions that will endure beyond this event.”

Guys take a closer look at the second picture showing GEJ cutting birthday cake with an obviously unamused first lady. . .

I believe the woman standing to GEJ's right is the minister of aviation and owner of SPOG (Sea Petroleum Oil and Gas). . . rumour mills of Abuja has it she's one of GEJ's babes?

Could this be the reason GEJ, first lady and honourable minister all look stone-faced?

First and foremost, Happy MLK day,Happy Birthday first lady! That is actually a surprising birthday. Huh!

Bull Shit

I hate to think about how much this costed the Nigerian taxpayer, but you know what? GEJ and his wife are people too.

Happy Birthday to the first lady, and a thoughtful gesture from the president to his wife.

Mrs. Patience Jonathan, Nigeria's first lady was given a 'surprise' birthday party in Perth, Australia today Oct 26th, by her husband and her handlers. The Governor of Benue State, Gabriel Suswam conducted the birthday ceremony.

The president and the first lady are currently in Australia to participate in the 2011 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

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Before nko?

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[size=50pt]Na wa o! why didn't she celebrate her birthday on the moon, she can afford a transparent oxygen chamber the size of Aso rock, ofcourse with our money[/size]

Suprised birthday indeed! So, Nigeria is no longer a good place to celebrate birthday now. Sorry o, I forgot Boko Boyz are around.

i ve neva seen a country wit lazy, stupid, dumb, uninformed and bunch of mudafuckin citizens such as nigerians, Evry tin dey see dey must complain, dats y dey remain poor, Why dnt u invest ur time in doin sumtin gud wit ur lifes dan insultin d leaders, D reason y people are poor in dis country is over dependent on govt. Govt cnt solve our problems, dere is high need 4 eficient private sector. U idiots calling gej names, have u eva done anytin in ur life for d betament of dis country? Am sure 90percent of u insultin mr. President wil steal all d money if u were electd local govt chairmen, hw much more president. Bunch of hipocrits,

UK Government went for CHOGM with just 15 delegates but your Nigerian Government went with 135 delegates, everything on tax payers money throwing party for wife. Must they celebrate birthday at CHOFM Summit, a complete misplace of priority. This is an indication that your GEJ is idle over there.

^national embarrasment.hisss!

While millions of Nigerians do not know where their next meal would come from, GEJ is busy flaunting the thought provoking misuse of our collective wealth. Well, this can only be done in a country where the leaders 're seen and worshiped as 'mini-gods.'

Is that realy a bd party or else,
Hweva, that is Niaja 4u.
He has deviated from all his lofty promises.
We must arise to resist this.

Birthday celebration can come first, CHOGM session second.

What a way to prioritize!

Its normal and quiye fair to celebrate birthday parties,The first family can be excused But was the Nigerian contingent really 135 in number and what are their roles or biz @ Australia

What's the big deal about a delegation of 135? That's about 1m+ per delegate, so in fact we all had a share of the cake through our representative on ground in Australia