Elections 2015

The next Presidential and National Assembly elections in Nigeria are to be held on February 14, 2015 (Saturday).

Who has the most chance of winning the 2015 presidential elections?

• Goodluck Jonathan / Namadi Sambo
• Muhammadu Buhari / Yemi Osinbajo
• Oluremi Sonaiya / Saidu Bobboi
• Ambrose Albert / Haruna Shaba
• Ganiyu Galadima / Ojengbede Farida
• Rafiu Salau / Clinton Cliff Akuchie
• Godson Okoye / Haruna Adamu
• Mani Ibrahim Ahmad / Obianuju Murphy-Uzohue
• Martin Onovo / Ibrahim Mohammed
• Tunde Anifowoshe-Kelani / Paul Ishaka Ofomile
• Chekwas Okorie / Bello Umar
• Ayeni Adebayo / Anthony Ologbosere
• Sam Eke / Hassana Hassan
• Allagoa Chinedu / Arabamhen Mary

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Goodluck Jonathan

November 20, 1957 Ogbia, Nigeria
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP

Muhammadu Buhari

December 17, 1942 Katsina state, Nigeria
All Progressives Congress, APC

Ambrose Albert

Hope Democratic Party, HDP

Comfort Oluremi Sonaiya

March 8, 1957 Creek Hospital, Lagos
KOWA Party

Ganiyu Galadima

Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, ACPN

Chekwas Okorie

United Progressive Party, UPP

Tunde Anifowose-Kelani

Action Alliance, AA

Rafiu Salau

Alliance for Democracy, AD

Godson Okoye

United Democratic Party, UDP

Martin Onovo

National Conscience Party, NCP

Mani Ibrahim Ahmad

African Democratic Congress, ADC

Ayeni Adebayo

African Peoples Alliance, APA

Sam Eke

Citizen Popular Party (CPP)

Allagoa Chinedu

1968 Peoples Party of Nigeria, PPN

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has also issued the elections 2015 calendar for governors and members of the 36 state Houses of Assembly elections, scheduled to be held on February 28, 2015 (Saturday).
The INEC has launched a nationwide campaign to encourage voters' active participation in the electoral process and ensure they are well-informed.
The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria entitles the president to run for a maximum of two consecutive four-year terms.