Hayatu-Deen visits Jonathan and announces presidential ambition
Mohammed Hayatu-Deen, a presidential aspirant from the African Democratic Congress, met with former President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja to discuss Nigeria's future and his plans for the 2027 elections. The meeting highlighted the longstanding relationship between the two, dating back to Jonathan's time as vice-president and president. Hayatu-Deen shared that his experience in both public and private sectors inspired his decision to run for president. He also acknowledged Jonathan's role as a statesman and advocate for democracy in Africa.
Key takeaways
- Mohammed Hayatu-Deen met with Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja to discuss his 2027 presidential ambition.
- The two have a history of working together during Jonathan's tenure as vice-president and president.
- Hayatu-Deen served on the National Council on Privatisation and chaired the Bureau of Public Enterprises during this period.
- He has obtained the ADC presidential nomination form and formally informed Jonathan of his intention to contest.
- Jonathan wished Hayatu-Deen success and was commended for his contributions to democracy and governance.
