Nigeria: Opposition PDP submits Goodluck Jonathan's presidential candidacy
Nigeria's opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP) has submitted former President Goodluck Jonathan's candidacy documents to the electoral commission. Jonathan's return to the race could reshape the political landscape ahead of the coming election.

Nigeria's opposition People's Democratic Party formally submitted former President Goodluck Jonathan's candidacy documents to the Independent National Electoral Commission. Party officials said Jonathan's bid has drawn broad support within the party's base.
Jonathan is entering a national race for the first time since leaving office after the 2015 election. Analysts say the return of an experienced political figure could also reshape competition within the wider opposition bloc.
The electoral commission said candidacy applications would continue to be reviewed in the coming weeks. Political observers are closely watching how Jonathan's candidacy shapes the contest against the ruling party.
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