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Nigeria: A year of Goodluck Jonathan on Facebook

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The figures are staggering when one reviews the profile of President Goodluck Jonathan on Facebook after a year, over half a million likes and comments, over 300 statuses and a keen eye on Nigerian issues as he engages the social media public.

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Nigeria: Goodluck Jonathan on Facebook

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The news that President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria had created a Facebook page eventually got to me through Google Buzz where comments had been made to the effect that the[...]

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Nigeria: Can we engage politely?

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When Nigerians comment in public forums, what are the odds that the discourse will be polite, respectful, contextual and useful?

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