Bala Mohammed Throws Weight Behind Goodluck Jonathan for 2027

Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State has expressed strong confidence in the capabilities of former President Goodluck Jonathan, stating that he would excel in a future presidential role. This endorsement comes in light of a non-governmental organization urging Mohammed to consider a presidential run in 2027, where he was honored as the “Champion of Peace, Unity, and Development.”

In his remarks, Governor Mohammed highlighted the significant reforms and achievements during Jonathan’s tenure, particularly praising the contributions of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) under leaders like Olusegun Obasanjo. He noted that many of the infrastructural developments in the northeastern region stem from Obasanjo’s administration.

Mohammed indicated that he would be open to pursuing a leadership role in the future, but only if Jonathan does not choose to run. He emphasized his support for Jonathan, expressing a willingness to back him wholeheartedly if he decides to enter the race. The governor pointed out Jonathan’s experience and inclusive governance style, suggesting that these qualities would enable him to address pressing issues like inflation and unemployment more effectively than the current administration.

Additionally, Governor Mohammed addressed recent criticisms directed at President Tinubu, clarifying that his critiques are part of his duty to provide constructive feedback to the Federal Government. He acknowledged the challenges faced by leaders and reiterated the importance of addressing the needs of the populace, particularly in relation to economic policies such as subsidy removal.

Overall, Governor Mohammed’s statements reflect a strong belief in Jonathan’s potential leadership and a call for current leaders to remain responsive to the needs of the people in order to avoid electoral setbacks.

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