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[This Day] President Goodluck Jonathan rode to power in 2011 on the strength of popular national support, particularly from younger voters. But barely eight months in office, then presidential spokesman, Dr Reuben Abati had concluded that Jonathan was being unfairly harangued by the media and certain stakeholders. He located these harsh criticisms in "the circumstances of President Jonathan's emergence: how he was the underdog without shoes that nobody gave a chance, the man that everyone helped all the way to the th

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