President Goodluck Jonathan was greeted with shouts of “bring back our girls” when he arrived at the Union Buildings, where Zuma was inaugurated.
Nigeria‘s President Goodluck Jonathan is among more than 20 heads of state gathered for the event.
African leaders in Pretoria for President Jacob Zuma’s inauguration will hold informal talks on the security situation in Nigeria, South Africa’s government said on Saturday.
Government spokesman Clayson Monyela said they would meet to discuss security in Nigeria, where the kidnapping of 276 schoolgirls has laid bare the government’s inability to tackle an insurgency by the Islamist group Boko Haram.
The talks follow a spate of attacks in Nigeria, which is under growing international pressure to tackle the increasingly bloody uprising. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Let this man go ASAP..We need to restore the lost glory of our country Nigeria. Mr Jonathan has done enough to bring this country to its knees and turned into laughing stock the world over. Enough is enough. In God's name, please go Mr Jonathan.
ReplyDeleteGo where? So what happens when he goes? Terrorism is here,we all have to fight it! Did the US ask Bush to go when battling terrorism for years!
ReplyDeleteAmericans did not ask to go because he actually fought terrorism in the US to a standstill. How many Al-qaeda attacks happened on US soil after 9/11?
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