Jonathan: “PDP Har Yanzu Tana Raye” — Tsohon Shugaban Ƙasa Ya Yi Magana Kan Rikicin Jam’iyyar Gabanin Zaɓen 2027

Abuja — Tsohon Shugaban Ƙasa Goodluck Jonathan ya yi magana kai tsaye kan halin da jam’iyyar Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) ke ciki, yana mai bayyana cewa jam’iyyar ba ta mutu ba, duk da rikice-rikicen cikin gida da yawaitar sauya sheƙa zuwa jam’iyyar APC.

Jonathan ya bayyana hakan ne yayin wata ganawa da mambobin Kwamitin Gudanarwa na Ƙasa (NWC) na PDP, inda ya karyata jita-jitar da ke yawo cewa jam’iyyar adawa na dab da rushewa.

“PDP har yanzu tana raye, tana da ƙarfi, kuma tana da muhimmiyar rawa wajen tafiyar dimokuraɗiyyar Najeriya,” in ji Goodluck Jonathan.

Rikicin PDP da Yawaitar Sauya Sheƙa
A ’yan kwanakin nan, jam’iyyar PDP ta fuskanci ficewar manyan ’yan siyasa zuwa APC, lamarin da ya haifar da damuwa a tsakanin magoya baya da masu bibiyar siyasa, musamman yayin da ake shirin zaɓen 2027.

Sai dai Jonathan ya ce irin waɗannan ƙalubale ba sabon abu ba ne, yana mai tunatar da cewa PDP ta sha fuskantar mawuyacin hali a baya amma ta ci gaba da kasancewa babbar jam’iyyar adawa a Najeriya.

Tsohon shugaban ƙasar ya kuma bayyana cewa dukkan nasarorin siyasar da ya samu PDP ce ta ba shi, yana mai jaddada cewa jam’iyyar na da tarihi mai zurfi tun kafuwarta a 1998.

Ya ce PDP ita ce tsohuwar jam’iyyar siyasa mafi dadewa da har yanzu take nan daram, abin da ke nuna cewa ba za a iya kawar da ita cikin sauƙi ba.

Masana siyasa na ganin cewa furucin Jonathan wata dabara ce ta ƙarfafa gwiwar mambobin PDP, tare da aika saƙo ga ’yan Najeriya cewa jam’iyyar na shirye-shiryen sake tsayawa da ƙarfi domin tunkarar APC a zaɓen 2027.

Wannan jawabi ya sake tayar da muhawara a kafafen sada zumunta kan ko PDP za ta iya sake dawowa ta zama barazana ga jam’iyyar mai mulki.

Yayin da yanayin siyasa ke ƙara zafi, kalaman Goodluck Jonathan sun nuna cewa PDP na shirin sake farfaɗowa, ba tare da la’akari da kalubalen da take fuskanta ba.
Abu ɗaya ya tabbata — takarar siyasar 2027 ta fara tun daga yanzu.

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