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Sunday, January 26, 2014

President Jonathan Will Soon Declare His Intention Towards 2015 Presidential Elections



President Goodluck Jonathan is set to declare his intention to seek re-election during the 2015 presidential election. The poll has been fixed for February 14 next year by the Independent National Electoral Commission.
Following the release of the election timetable by INEC on Friday, the Presidency on Saturday said Jonathan would make public his decision on the 2015 presidential election soon.



President Jonathan has so far resisted pressure to declare his intention regarding 2015. On different occasions, he said he would only make his decision known this year.


Last Thursday, while speaking on the sidelines of the just-concluded World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Jonathan said he was awaiting INEC’s green light.


He said, “I am not going to talk about whether I am standing for election or not because it is not in line with our laws. INEC has a time frame within which candidates are expected to declare. If you declare before that time, you are actually contravening the Nigerian laws. So, I won’t tell anybody that I am contesting or that I’m not contesting.”


The 2015 ambition of the President has become controversial with loyalists and opponents of Jonathan heating the polity with their statements.culled and edited




18 comments:

  1. Goodluck for President...

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  2. GEJ....pls leave b4 2015 sef......Nigerians have had enof of d 'fresh air' u offered.....

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    1. U are so right...We've had enough of the fresh air....

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    2. He is better dan anybody dat his ruled Nigeria! Period

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    3. Is he? Bet you were born in 1999.

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    4. i pray soon he will become head of all national

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  3. So if he leaves who will be in a better position to correct the wrongs of our land..he should continue so he will finish all what he has started...Goodluck all the way...

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  4. am yet to know the candidates for the presidential elections,abi na ghost nigerians wan vote for.

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  5. Abegi d devil we knw is berra o...All o'dem re same!
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  6. nope i dont agree, Let him leave no one likes him. He is a block head presido. And we all know that. Where is the light?SO MANY PEOPLE DIED DURING HIS TIME. ABEGEEE. GO. enough.

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    1. And your father will come and be the better president abi?. Goat.

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    2. Nigerias r so gullible,with all the troubles from all corners on the president,how do u expect him to do his work,you too y dnt u contest,so we can c what u can do

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  7. All his body language can be read by the blind that he is DEFINITELY going to contest! Mark my words!!!!

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  8. Can't wait for the D day!!!

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  9. Who is he fooling? Public declaration or not; he already has d intention to run. Power intoxicates!

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  10. So four years gone still no basic infrastructure in place for the masses.....Smh.

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  11. Who will vote for him with his long list of non-achievements? He is completly detached from the people. He only has time for the corrupt elite. No wonder he has coopted the northern power mongers to rig him into office.

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