The circumstances of Acting President Goodluck Jonathan’s accession to power are so odd that even he looks bewildered as he takes a self-effacing bow in this boiling, fractious nation.He has not been elected. He has not exactly been appointed. He did not seize power in a coup, unlike many of his predecessors. And as a mild-mannered academic in a black fedora, he seems an unlikely fit in Nigeria’s tough-guy environment.More here
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Nigeria's Accidental Leader
Adam Nossiter in the NYTimes:
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activism,
crisis,
democracy,
institutions,
leadership,
politics
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