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2027: PDP Faction Meets Jonathan As Political Talks Intensify

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According to Ireporter Online, the faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) led by former Minister of Special Duties, Taminu Turaki, held a meeting with former President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday as political consultations ahead of the 2027 general elections continue.

The meeting came just days after the Turaki-led faction announced Jonathan as its presidential candidate for the 2027 election, despite the former President not publicly declaring his intention to contest.

The former Nigerian leader was nominated and endorsed in absentia, as he was not present during the event where the faction ratified his candidature.

Although Jonathan has remained silent on the endorsement, he had previously stated that he was still weighing his options regarding the 2027 presidential race. Earlier this year, he disclosed that he would consult widely with key stakeholders before making any final decision on whether to seek another term in office.

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His remarks followed a demonstration by a group of supporters who gathered at his Abuja office, urging him to return to the presidential contest. In response, Jonathan assured the supporters that he would engage in extensive consultations before announcing his position.

Since making that commitment, the former President has not issued any further public statement confirming or rejecting his participation in the 2027 election.

Political observers believe the latest meeting between Jonathan and the Turaki-led PDP faction forms part of ongoing consultations and strategic engagements ahead of the next general elections.

As of the time of filing this report, neither Jonathan nor the PDP faction had disclosed the details or outcome of the closed-door meeting.

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