KALU OKORONKWO argues that Goodluck Jonathan may just be the balm to heal a fractured nation
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), battered, bruised with hemorrhaging supporters, like an old ship taking on water, has pulled out its most glittering ace, a comeback wishes for former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan (GEJ).
With a steady mass exodus of loyalists to the African Democratic Congress (ADC), the APC, the NNPP and other smaller parties, the PDP’s latest move is as desperate as it is bold: dangle GEJ’s name to spark hope, grab headlines, and perhaps, just perhaps, breathe life into a party on political life support.