Dr. BUKOLA SARAKI’s 2027 Game Plan Revealed

 

What is most likely going to be Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki’s next move? Is he going to decamp to SDP or join APC? Or will he stay on in PDP?

Those are the big questions many people have been asking for quite some time now.

For months now he has been quiet though he has continued to play politics.

In fact since his mum died, he has kept mum until recently when news broke that he was likely to move to SDP, a news that was promptly denied. He has come out to openly say that he is still in PDP and that he will remain in the party.

When recently Okowa, the Delta Governor and his team decamped to APC, he came out to say, the exit of the Delta group and other PDP statwart will not affect the party.

Saraki believes a strong opposition is crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy and that PDP can still thrive despite recent defections, such as what happened in Delta State. He says he is committed to staying in the party and working towards its success, particularly in the 2027 election.

Saraki’s stance on the recent defections is that those who want to leave should do so now, enabling the party to have a clear view of its members loyalty.

Saraki’s vision for the PDP involves rebuilding and refocusing the party to play a more effective role in the country’s space.

Dr. Bukola Saraki’s game plan revolves around positioning himself for political advantages, as it relates to 2027 presidential elections. Insiders say he is most likely to run for presidency in 2027. Recall that Saraki declared his intention to run for presidency in 2023.

Saraki by nature is usually very strategic in his moves. His political moves are usually subject to interpretation and most times his ultimate goals are usually more complex than what is publicly known.

Many of his loyalists say he has his eyes on the Presidency, having paid his dues politically. They usually recall how he has served in various capacities.

He served as the 13th President of the Senate from 2015 to 2019. He was elected President of the 8th Senate on 9 June 2015 under the All Progressives Congress (APC).