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List of Influential People Who’ll Be Largely Affected By GEJ Jonathan’s Exit

Posted by: Lolade in Breaking News, Politics Comments Off on List of Influential People Who’ll Be Largely Affected By GEJ Jonathan’s Exit

That President Goodluck Jonathan lost the March 28 presidential race is no more news. In spite of the fact that he has been in the seat for around six years, he has not been driving the nation alone. By excellence of being near to the President, there are men and ladies who have been wielding immense impact on his Presidency.

It is along these lines no disclaiming that Jonathan did not lose this decision alone. These individuals giving orders from their different safe places are additionally failures in their own privilege. Who are these President’s men and ladies?
Click on their pics one after the other bellow to read about them !

Anyim

Godswill Akpabio
PDP

Chief Tony Anenih Anenih is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the PDP. He took over from former President Olusegun Obasanjo who resigned from office because of some anomalies he noticed in the running of the party. The former Minister of Works who hails from the South-South, the same geopolitical zone with the President, has never hidden his support for Jonathan. Long ago, it was Anenih who first said it publicly that the President should be given an offer of first refusal as far as the party’s presidential candidacy is concerned. He wields no small influence in the Presidency.

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