N100m Nomination Form: You’re On Your Own, Ex-President Jonathan’s Aide Tells APC Supporters

May 9, 2022
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Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan (Left) and National Chairman of APC, Senatoer Abdullahi Adamu
Old Times? Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan (Left) and National Chairman of APC, Senatoer Abdullahi Adamu

An aide to Former President Goodluck Jonathan has just dissociated his boss from the N100 million Nomination form, which he said was simply bought in his name.

READ ALSO: Breaking: Jonathan Officially Joins 2023 Presidential Race, Pays N100m For APC Nomination Form

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Jonathan, who was President from 2010 to 1015 before he was defeated by the incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari  and his All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2015, is seen as  a  leader of the opposition  People’s Democratic Party (PDP), the platform under which he was president.

In a telephone chat with Prime Business Africa shortly after the news of his alleged payment of N100 million for the APC nomination form broke, Jonathan’s spokesman,  Ike Eze,  said:  ”Don’t mind them; they are on their own.”

There is still an uncertainty regarding whether the former President actually made the payment by himself or through  other APC  members clamoring for a Jonathan ‘Presidency’  in 2023, especially as he  has not officially left the opposition PDP.

Impeccable sources in Heritage Bank confirmed  to PBA that  a payment of N100 million payment  was made on behalf of the ex-president for Nomination Form and Expression of Interest Form in two tranches on Monday, but failed to confirm if it was done directly or by proxy.

 

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