Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan has emerged the only African leader on the Time magazine list of the 100 Most Influential Persons in the World released on Wednesday.
Other world leaders and individuals who made the list are:
US President Barrack Obama; U.S Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton; hacking group, Anonymous; American billionaire, Warren Buffet; President of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde; Iran’s spiritual leader, Ayatollah Khamenei; Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
Also on the list are Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff; new North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un; Syrian President Bashar Assad; American Republican presidential candidates, Mitt Romney, Ron Paul; pop star, Rihanna; fashion designer, Sarah Burton; and Chinese heir apparent, Xi Jinping.
Dey don't know what they are doing. What has he done to better the lives of Nigerians? Babs
ReplyDeleteCongrats Mr. President even thou I think you don't deserve it. There are too many failed issues in Nigeria under your watch.
ReplyDeleteDere ar deffrnt influenciality Mr president which u dey? I tink ur own na insult wey dey insult u bcuz if no b PDP issue n BokoHaram in 9ja so I beg nawawo 4 tym magazin
ReplyDeleteOyibo and wayo! They don bribe our glory-hunting moronic president additional gut to increase petrol pump price. Thank u the Oyibos'
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