President Goodluck Jonathan has denied he signed a pact, in 2011, to not seek a second term in office as claimed by his critics. Despite unambiguously stating he was not going to seek re-election in 2015, Mr. Jonathan also denied he ever gave such verbal commitment. Ahead of Mr. Jonathan emerging the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP’s presidential candidate, the Niger state governor, Babangida Aliyu, had claimed that the president endorsed a pact with the governors to exit in 2015. Former President Olusegun Obasanjo had also reminded the president of his commitment to run for only a term. Addressing Nigerians in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where he attended an African Union Summit, the president had, while regretting that Diasporans would not vote in the April 2011 elections, Mr. Jonathan categorically stated that he would be vying for Presidency in 2015. “I would have loved that Nigerians in the Diaspora vote this year. But to be frank with you that is going to be dif...