Former President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday paid a surprise visit to the National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Senator David Mark, at his Abuja residence.
The closed-door meeting, which reliable sources confirmed has just concluded, is said to be part of high-level consultations on the future of the opposition and the evolving political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Details of their discussions have not been made public, but party insiders describe the talks as “crucial and strategic.” The presence of Jonathan, widely regarded as an elder statesman and mediator, underscores the growing momentum around ADC following the recent recognition of David Mark’s leadership by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
With the ADC fast becoming a rallying point for disgruntled politicians and opposition heavyweights, the meeting between Jonathan and Mark is expected to send strong signals across the political spectrum. Observers believe this could mark the beginning of broader consultations aimed at repositioning the opposition for a united front.
Photographs of Jonathan’s arrival at Mark’s Abuja residence have already begun circulating, sparking speculations about the content and implications of the meeting.
This is a developing story.