Acting President Goodluck Jonathan appealed to Nigerians on Monday to stop putting adverts in newspapers to congratulate him on his new role.

Such adverts are a common way for Nigerians to try to curry favor with new administrations in a West African country where patronage has often been the key to success and corruption is widespread.

"The Acting President has similarly placed a ban on solidarity visits," said a statement from Ima Niboro, Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity.


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No comment on this one. . . . .Time will tell which side everyone is

oh no. How are those sycophants going to suck up to him now? . . .

i am begining to like this jonathan guy o

hope he will emulate fashola and bring sanity to nigeria

Nigerians are so easily impressed. It was the same thing they said about yaruda. I will start liking him when there is light, roads are repaired, fuel everywhere.