President Goodluck Jonathan has not only united his opponents against himself in a way no president or head of state before him has done, he now faces the distinct possibility of either being impeached or swept away through a revolutionary wave of popular protests. From Lagos to Abuja, Ibadan to Kaduna, and in many other cities in Nigeria, West, North, East and South, hundreds of thousands of protesters stormed venues designated for rallies against the removal of what the Jonathan government described as fuel subsidy. The protests were both remarkable and eye-opening, not only for the revival of Fela’s music in Lagos, and its restoration to its place of genius and primacy as protest music, but also for the seething public disdain for government’s ineptitude.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/32723-jonathan-grapples-with-expanded-protest-agenda.html

Ebele be careful ooo 

Its too late for him! The only caution now is to watch his exit and not step on the wrong foot on his way out. Either that or retreat deep into a security cocoon, shunning unecessary public appearance and, definitely aborting all itineraried travels outside the country.

He has options o,

It sucks for Nigerians that this Jonze-a-ton deceived them with empty promises. Funny how Ogonjo-Iwalla is now the face of the government defending the wrapper-tying freshairdent Goatlock!

CyberG:

It sucks for Nigerians that this Jonze-a-ton deceived them with empty promises. Funny how Ogonjo-Iwalla is now the face of the government defending the wrapper-tying freshairdent Goatlock!

Yes some Nigerians voted for him. But he was rigged in finally. GEJ needs money to refinance 2015 campaign if he or Nigerias lasts that long oooo .