pIn this edition: outrage over an NGO's campaign slogan supporting the Nigerian president; students in the US protest new school lunch guidelines; and an Amish community build a barn in record time. pbr SLOGAN SUPPORTING NIGERIAN PRESIDENT SPARKS OUTRAGE ONLINEbr A NGO campaigning for Nigeria's current head of state Goodluck Jonathan to be re-elected for a new term in office at next year`s February 15th presidential election have sparked outrage with their campaign slogan: “Bring Back Goodluck 2015”. It is of course a reference to the #bringbackourgirls hashtag started back in April following the kidnapping of over 200 school girls by militant Islamist group Boko Haram, and it has stirred up lively reactions online.br Hundreds have taken to Twitter and Facebook slamming the choice of words, saying the slogan is particularly insensitive and in very poor taste. A lot of Nigerian web users are saying trying to secure Goodluck Jonathan`s re-election on the back of a national tragedy is both absurd and stupid. Social networkers hope the massive backlash will prompt the NGO behind the campaign to rethink its communication strategy immediately.br And while a lot of web users in Nigeria have been left shocked by the use of a #bringbackourgirls inspired political slogan, as this article on the 360nobs site points out, it`s not a first in Nigeria. The governor for the state of Oyo, Alao Akala, has reportedly adopted the “Bring back our man” slogan in his bid for re-election and the governor for Imo, Ikedi Ohakim, has chosen “bring back Ohakim” to try and win over voters ahead of next February`s election.br USA: STUDENTS PROTEST SCHOOL LUNCH GUIDELINESbr Students in the US returning to school after the summer vacatio... Go on reading on our web site.