Jonathan’s associates deny 2027 presidential ambition claims
Close associates of Goodluck Jonathan have dismissed rumours about his involvement in the 2027 presidential race. They insist that the former president has shown no intention of running, and that reports linking him to the race are politically motivated. The associates say a statement clarifying Jonathan's position will be released soon. They argue that his name is being used to create confusion and advance certain interests.
What we know
- Associates of Goodluck Jonathan say he has no plans to contest in the 2027 presidential election.
- They claim reports about his candidacy are driven by political motives and are meant to cause confusion.
- The Turaki-led PDP faction announced Jonathan as its 2027 presidential candidate in absentia, but his associates deny his involvement.
- Sources state that if Jonathan were interested, he would be openly consulting and mobilising support.
- Associates maintain that Jonathan has not purchased, filled, or submitted any nomination forms, nor made any public declaration of interest.
