Photos: Pres. GEJ breaks lenten fast with Christian leaders in Abuja

President Jonathan broke the Lenten fast with some Christian leaders at the state house in Abuja this morning. Another photo when you continue...



Sometimes, I feel like he's just relieved to be leaving

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