Why Jonathan would have annulled 2015 polls

A Professor of history and strategic studies, Nkem Onyekpe, has advanced reasons why former President Goodluck Jonathan would have questioned and even annulled the historic presidential election of 2015.

Owen Akenzua, Asaba

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