2027: Opposition parties in talks with Atiku, Obi, Makinde, three other presidential candidates for common front

Ahead of the 2027 presidential elections, six opposition parties are holding talks with presidential candidates to form a unified front. This follows resolutions from the G100 Opposition Summit. The coalition includes the ADC, APM, NDC, SDP, PDP, and PRP. Presidential candidates Atiku Abubakar, Seyi Makinde, Peter Obi, Adewole Adebayo, and Donald Duke are participating in the discussions.

The aim is to implement G100 Summit resolutions which call for dialogue, stronger cooperation, and a coordinated approach among opposition parties. The consultations are seen as a step towards advancing a shared democratic agenda, protecting Nigerians' interests, and defending multiparty democracy. The coalition emphasized that these meetings are crucial for Nigeria's challenges and that political leaders should prioritize the country's future and citizens' welfare over narrow political interests.

The consultations are ongoing, with further meetings planned to build on the G100 Summit resolutions.