Former President Goodluck Jonathan has described the 2027 general election as a test of Nigeria’s democratic maturity, urging Nigerians to prioritise peace, unity and justice.   Jonathan made the call in his Independence Day message on Thursday as Nigeria marked

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has denied reports claiming he was offered N500 billion to contest the 2027 presidential election in a bid to divide votes in the South-South.   Jonathan made the clarification in a statement issued on Sunday by

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has opposed a suit seeking to stop him from contesting the 2027 presidential election.   Jonathan’s counsel, Chris Uche (SAN), told Justice Peter Lifu of the Federal High Court in Abuja on Friday that the former

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has said contesting Nigeria’s presidency is “not a computer game” as he reacted to calls by youth groups urging him to join the 2027 presidential race.   Jonathan spoke on Thursday while receiving members of some

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has defended his time in office, insisting he did his best despite criticisms from former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, who recently described him as inexperienced.   Atiku, speaking during an interview on Prime Time on Arise