Former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, on Thursday held a closed-door meeting with former President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja.
Obi, who disclosed the visit in a post on his official X handle, described Jonathan as an “elder brother, statesman, and leader,” noting that their discussions centred on national issues and the state of the country.
Obi, who finished third in the last presidential election, is expected to run again in 2027.
Although he has expressed support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC), he has not formally resigned from the Labour Party or declared his membership of the ADC.
On the other hand, there have been calls for former President Goodluck Jonathan, who lost his re-election bid in 2015, to run again, although he has not commented on such.
If u ppl like, hold meeting one million times, nobody l repeat it again, nobody on hearth can unseat tinubu comes 2027 believe it either u like it or not
The same way Jonathan think deh can’t unseat him, keep whyning urself, Odeh…
De dream
This how Tinubu held meeting with Buhari in 2014
This was the same thought Jonathan had before loosing 2015 Presidential election to late President Muhammad Buhari
OGA let’s wait and see
You go suffer die
chairman nawaooo
From now till 2027, only GOD knows what is going to happen.
Two Gentlemen of Nigeria politics.
We should be saying truth for once
What Nigerians need is good leadership not who will unseat or who will be unseated,
A great country like Nigeria with many natural resources still wallowing in poverty and debt,
Unemployment is understatement
Pls lets vote for accountability, acuracy and corrupt free government come 2027
@Moshood, that your on hearth as you repeat will shock u that tinubu will return to iragbiji no matter how he used thugs
Fantastic
Great minds think alike, we need dynamic, vibrant and sound minded leaders like this. Such leadership, will make Nigeria to Great. We would be, well represented and respected in Africa and in Europe. These are the true imagine of Nigeria leaders.