Obi meets Jonathan as consultations intensify for 2027
Fresh details have emerged about a closed-door meeting between Peter Obi and former President Goodluck Jonathan. The meeting is part of ongoing political consultations as opposition figures discuss strategies for the 2027 general elections. According to Yunusa Tanko, the visit was aimed at seeking support from national leaders and building a broader coalition. Both sides clarified that no endorsement was given, but the engagement is seen as significant in opposition efforts.
What we know
- Peter Obi met with Goodluck Jonathan behind closed doors as part of his political outreach.
- The meeting was publicised by ADC Vanguard, which described it as a “high-level” engagement.
- Yunusa Tanko stated the visit aimed to secure support for Obi and foster unity, especially for the southeastern region.
- Obi has also consulted other former leaders, including Olusegun Obasanjo and Ibrahim Babangida.
- No formal endorsement was made, but discussions focused on credible elections and building a united opposition front.
