Sani pointed out that the PDP in the South-West is endorsing President Bola Tinubu, while some members of the party are part of a coalition with him. He believes this indicates a shift in the party’s dynamics, making it unfavorable for Jonathan’s potential presidential bid.
Additionally, Sani dismissed the emerging opposition coalition formed by the African Democratic Congress (ADC), stating that its members lack ideological depth and are not distinct from President Tinubu’s political philosophy. He remarked, “The people that constitute the coalition today are not ideologically and philosophically different from the programs which the Tinubu administration is prosecuting.”
Sani’s advice is based on his assessment of the current political climate and the internal struggles within the PDP.
Speculation regarding Jonathan’s potential return to the presidency has been circulating, especially against the backdrop of discussions surrounding a one-term Southern presidency and the emergence of the new opposition coalition.
