In Pictures: Jonathan back in Lagos for votes, after rally in Asaba

In Pictures: Jonathan back in Lagos for votes, after rally in Asaba

Saturday, February 28, 2015 8:42 pm

President Goodluck Jonathan is back in Lagos, less than a week after his last visit.The mission is to squeeze out the votes for his ticket in western Nigeria, for the presidential election taking place on 28 March.

Earlier today, Jonathan met with traditional chiefs from the Ijaw extraction in Asaba, Delta state. He then went on address a rally of a northern group that styles itself, the Arewa Initiative for Peaceful Co-existence in Southern Nigeria.

Jonathan greets supporters on arrival in Lagos today

Jonathan greets supporters on arrival in Lagos today

PDP supporters at the airport wave to President Jonathan

PDP supporters at the airport wave to President Jonathan

Jonathan at a solidarity rally in Asaba, capital of Delta state, by Arewa community in Southern Nigeria

Jonathan at a solidarity rally in Asaba, capital of Delta state, by Arewa community in Southern Nigeria

Members of the Arewa Initiative for Peaceful Co-Existence in Southern Nigeria in Asaba today

Members of the Arewa Initiative for Peaceful Co-Existence in Southern Nigeria in Asaba today

Jonathan at a meeting in Government House in Asaba with Ijaw Chiefs and leaders

Jonathan at a meeting in Government House in Asaba with Ijaw Chiefs and leaders

Jonathan greets some Ijaw Chiefs

Jonathan greets some Ijaw Chiefs

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