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PDP Urges Jonathan to Run for 2027 Presidency Amidst Party Crisis

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has invited former President Goodluck Jonathan to contest the 2027 presidential election on its platform. Ibrahim Abdullahi, PDP’s Deputy National Publicity Secretary, expressed disappointment at the prospect of Jonathan joining another party, emphasizing that the PDP has always supported his political rise.

Abdullahi reflected on the party’s historical contributions to Nigeria’s leadership, mentioning prominent figures like former governors, ministers, and international leaders who are products of the PDP. He urged Jonathan to complete what he started within the party, warning that running with another party would highlight the “hypocrisy” of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

He also cautioned Jonathan to be wary of those who previously criticized him but are now praising him, warning that such sudden affection could be misleading.

The emergence of presidential campaign posters for Jonathan in Kano, under the banner of ‘Team New Nigeria,’ has sparked speculation about his potential bid for the 2027 election. The movement, which had also pushed for Jonathan’s candidacy under the APC during the 2023 elections, has rekindled interest in his political future.

Political figures from northern Nigeria have also reportedly started efforts to draft Jonathan into the race, believing that he is eligible for another term after his presidency from 2011 to 2015.

Internally, the PDP is facing significant challenges, with the party’s future largely dependent on the upcoming National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting in February 2025. The meeting is expected to address key issues, including the ongoing leadership struggles within the party. The delay in convening the NEC meeting has sparked criticism, with some members suggesting that the longer the delay, the more detrimental it will be for the PDP’s prospects.

Key figures within the PDP, such as former Deputy National Publicity Secretary Diran Odeyemi, argue that the party’s internal conflicts, especially surrounding the acting National Chairman, Umar Damagum, have hindered progress. The outcome of the February meeting will be crucial in determining the direction of the party.

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