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Today, October 19, the immediate past president, Goodluck Jonathan, is leaving the country for Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Tanzanians describe Goodluck Jonathan as “a hero of free and fair election in Africa”.The ex-president had been earlier appointed the leader of the Commonwealth international observers to monitor the Tanzanian general elections scheduled for October 25.

The Daily News of Tanzania reports that citizens of the country are anxious and happy that the former Nigerian leader will lead a 33-nation observer mission.Describing him as “a hero of free and fair election in Africa”, Tanzanians are sure that Jonathan’s presence will bring credibility to the polls.

Reports coming from the country indicate that the upcoming elections might be the toughest elections in the country’s history. Like in Nigeria’s polls, the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi party, which has been in power since Tanzania’s return to multiparty democracy in 1992 is being challenged by a united opposition that has been making significant electoral gains.

http://www.nigeriadailynews.com/news/211961-tanzanians-commend-jonathan,-call-him-%E2%80%98hero-of-credible-election-in-africa%E2%80%99.html

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Correct man Goodluck Jonathan

Please dont let OBJ see this

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elbinmanny:
Today, October 19, the immediate past president, Goodluck Jonathan, is leaving the country for Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Tanzanians describe Goodluck Jonathan as “a hero of free and fair election in Africa”.The ex-president had been earlier appointed the leader of the Commonwealth international observers to monitor the Tanzanian general elections scheduled for October 25.

The Daily News of Tanzania reports that citizens of the country are anxious and happy that the former Nigerian leader will lead a 33-nation observer mission.Describing him as “a hero of free and fair election in Africa”, Tanzanians are sure that Jonathan’s presence will bring credibility to the polls.

Reports coming from the country indicate that the upcoming elections might be the toughest elections in the country’s history. Like in Nigeria’s polls, the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi party, which has been in power since Tanzania’s return to multiparty democracy in 1992 is being challenged by a united opposition that has been making significant electoral gains.

http://www.nigeriadailynews.com/news/211961-tanzanians-commend-jonathan,-call-him-%E2%80%98hero-of-credible-election-in-africa%E2%80%99.html

Hero of democracy

A prophet is not appreciated in his homeland.

Gej, God bless your generation...

He's really worthy of commendation.