Jonathan was not paid to split Obi’s vote in the S’South – Dr. Eze

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has dismissed reports alleging that he was offered ₦500 billion to contest the 2027 presidential election to split Peter Obi’s votes in Nigeria’s South-South region. Speaking through his Special Adviser on Media, Dr. Ikechukwu Eze, Jonathan described the report as false, baseless, and fabricated, insisting that no such offer was ever made and that the former president has not made any statement suggesting he would contest under those circumstances.

In this video, we examine Dr. Eze’s response, the origin of the allegation, the reactions it has generated, and what the controversy means for the political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections. In this video: Dr. Eze’s response to the ₦500 billion allegation Jonathan’s position on the 2027 presidential election The claim that he was asked to split Peter Obi’s South-South votes Why the former president dismissed the report

The implications for the 2027 race Analysis of the latest political developments Disclaimer: This video discusses publicly reported claims and official responses. The allegations referenced have been denied by former President Goodluck Jonathan through his media aide. What do you think about the controversy? Share your views in the comments below. Don’t forget to Like, Share, Subscribe, and turn on notifications for more breaking political news, exclusive interviews, and in-depth analysis.