EXPOSED: Jonathan/Bala Mohammed campaign posters flood internet ahead 2027

The prospects of former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan entering the presidential race in 2027 are becoming increasingly evident, particularly in light of recent developments surrounding his potential candidacy.

This situation serves as a clear signal to the ruling party to fortify its strategies in anticipation of the heightened competition that might arise, especially as Jonathan reportedly holds clandestine meetings with influential political figures throughout the nation.

A significant factor amplifying the discussions in political circles is the unexpected appearance of campaign posters featuring Goodluck Jonathan alongside Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed, adorned with the logo of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP).

This development has sparked widespread speculation and concern across various online platforms, suggesting that Jonathan’s ambitions may be more serious than previously thought.

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Recently, Governor Bala Mohammed made an appearance on Channels Television’s program “Politics Today,” where he disclosed that the PDP is contemplating several prominent southern politicians as potential candidates for the 2027 presidential election. Among those mentioned were Jonathan and former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi, emphasizing the party’s strategic considerations moving forward.

Additionally, while Governor Mohammed is a prominent figure within the PDP and currently leads the party’s Governors’ Forum, he has downplayed any rumors suggesting he is positioning himself for the vice-presidential nomination in 2027. He clarified that the selection of a running mate should ultimately be determined by the candidate who secures the presidential nomination.

However, the presence of his image on campaign materials alongside Jonathan indicates a shifting landscape within the party and suggests that dynamics are evolving as the PDP gears up for its National Convention later this year.

The implications of these developments are significant, as they may alter the trajectory of the party’s candidate selection process and shape the political landscape leading into the next election cycle.