Senior figures of the Peoples Democratic Party met with former President Goodluck Jonathan as part of early moves toward the 2027 elections, following the inauguration of the party’s new national leadership.
The closed-door meeting took place recently and was led by the Tanimu Turaki–headed National Working Committee, which was elected at the party’s national convention held in Ibadan in November 2025.
The visit was aimed at formally introducing the new leadership to Jonathan and seeking his guidance as the party begins preparations for upcoming off-season elections and the next general polls.
After the meeting, party leaders said Jonathan reaffirmed his loyalty to the PDP, confirming that he remains an active member and is willing to play a stronger role in the party’s affairs going forward.
The former president was said to have expressed gratitude to the PDP for its role in his political journey and signaled his readiness to support the party as it works to rebuild and reposition itself.
PDP leaders said the party remains confident despite internal challenges, describing it as a strong platform for electoral victory and promising a more inclusive approach as preparations for Ekiti, Osun, and the 2027 elections gather momentum.


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