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Date: Fri, 7 May 2010 21:47:00 
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Subject: Re: Goodluck Jonathan becomes Nigeria's president

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With a name like Goodluck, how can this symbolism not be positive for Nigeria? 
  
  
I pray for peace, wise leadership, prosperity, and progress for Nigeria, which has always been a beacon of hope for all Africans (at least those of us in the diaspora, whom I speak as) despite all the hardship and negative media. 
  
In the words of Osagyefo and in rememberence of our dear ancestor, Azikiwe; forward ever, backwards never! 
  
  
Rakina 
  
 


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Goodluck Jonathan becomes Nigeria&#8217;s 
president&nbsp;http://www.ghanabusinessnews.com/2010/05/07/goodluck-jonathan-becomes-nigerias-president/&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Goodluck Jonathan being sworn in as president of 
Nigeria&nbsp;For many Nigerians, Thursday&#8217;s swearing-in 
ceremonies for President Goodluck Jonathan restored some normalcy to what has 
been a highly erratic chapter in their struggle to perpetuate democratic 
rule.&nbsp; From the capital Abuja, human rights attorney Emmanuel Ogebe says 
Mr. Jonathan must overcome serious hurdles to secure his own candidacy for next 
year&#8217;s Nigeria presidential campaign.&#8220;The first clear problem is who will be 
his vice president, and the constitution requires that he nominate a candidate 
who will be confirmed by the Senate &#8211; the National Assembly.&nbsp; The problem 
is like his cabinet, he might be held hostage by the governors, by the ruling 
party, or many other interests because he has to balance to pick a Muslim from 
the north,&#8221; said Ogebe.President Umaru Yar&#8217;Adua&#8217;s lengthy medical decline 
may have helped prepare the nation for a relatively smooth transition without 
any street violence during yesterday&#8217;s funeral and inaugural ceremonies.&nbsp; 
But, it is not clear how long Mr. Jonathan, a southerner from the Niger Delta, 
will be able to assert party discipline within the ruling People&#8217;s Democratic 
Party (PDP).Traditionally, the PDP has run on a consensus allowing power to 
alternate between northern leaders for two eight-year terms and then southern 
leaders.&nbsp; A Goodluck Jonathan second-term presidency would break that 
pattern, much to the disappointment of several northern PDP stalwarts who had 
backed President Yar&#8217;Adua, a former northern governor of Nigeria&#8217;s Katsina 
state.&nbsp; Emmanuel Ogebe says Mr. Jonathan has a 10 month timetable to line 
up his supporters and find a suitable second-in-command who will not undercut 
his own candidacy.&#8220;He needs somebody who he can work with.&nbsp; Now if you 
foist someone on him that will have conflicts with him, then you are going to 
have a real succession problem, especially if the new vice president is 
interested in running (for president) in 11 months&#8217; time,&#8221; he pointed out.In 
President Jonathan&#8217;s favor, a recent visit to the United States allowed him to 
conclude an important binational treaty with the Obama administration and, upon 
his return home, he secured the ouster of Independent Electoral Commission 
Chairman Maurice Iwu, another move toward democratization that was recommended 
by officials in Washington.In addition, Ogebe says Nigerians have finally 
found relief after being frustrated during the past few months by Mr. Yar&#8217;Adua&#8217;s 
closest advisers and family members, who they felt were not sharing their 
concerns about the President&#8217;s incapacitation to serve.&#8220;I think that the 
arrowhead for the cabal who were playing the game of &#8216;The Wizard of Oz&#8217; and 
cat-and-mouse with the Nigerian people has been dislodged.&nbsp; There were some 
members of that gang who were in the cabinet and who were kicked out.&nbsp; But, 
there were some who were not in the cabinet and who still continue to hold 
influence within the villa.&nbsp; I think those people will have to pack their 
bags and leave, and I think that the president (Mr. Jonathan) will actually have 
a lot more breathing space to clean house and move forward,&#8221; he said.58-year 
old Umaru Yar&#8217;Adua is not the first Nigerian leader to die in office, but he is 
the first democratically elected president whose term was cut short by 
death.&nbsp; Earlier departures included head of state General Murtala Mohammed, 
who enjoyed widespread popularity, but was assassinated in 1976, and military 
ruler General Sani Abacha, who died in office, reportedly of a heart attack at 
the age of 54 in 1998.Source: VOA

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