Atiku Abubakar has reportedly offered Peter Obi a vice-presidential role under a proposed one-term presidency as part of a 2027 coalition strategy to unseat President Tinubu. Consultations and internal party crises persist.
- Atiku and Obi met in the UK to discuss a single-term coalition ticket, insiders confirm.
- Discussions include possibly defecting to ADC due to crises in PDP and Labour Party.
- Party loyalists are divided, with some denying the agreement while others pursue alignment.
Many Nigerians see the Atiku-Obi alliance as a potential game-changer in the 2027 race. However, the silence and mixed signals from their camps have left supporters anxious. Some view it as a strategic delay, while others worry it reflects deeper disunity.
Will the coalition deliver a credible alternative, or will infighting derail the alliance before it begins? As 2026 approaches, Nigerians are watching closely to see if this partnership can survive internal rifts and present a unified front.
