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Fayose: ADC's Fate Hinges on Peter Obi's Candidacy

Former Governor Ayodele Fayose warns the African Democratic Congress risks becoming irrelevant if it fails to nominate Peter Obi as its 2027 presidential candidate. Read his full analysis.

SERAP Sues INEC Over N55.9bn Missing Funds

SERAP drags INEC to court, demanding accountability for N55.9 billion allegedly mismanaged in 2019 election procurement. Read the full details of the lawsuit.

INEC Pledges Free, Fair FCT & Osun Elections

INEC promises transparent polls in FCT & Osun. RECs Agboke & Idris commit to credible elections, citing vote-buying & violence as key challenges. PVC collection starts Jan 15.

PDP's Ajadi: People, Not Power, Will Decide 2027

PDP chieftain Olufemi Ajadi counters President Tinubu's alleged 2027 boast, asserting that Nigeria's electorate holds the ultimate power in a democracy. Read his full statement.

Utomi: I'll Walk Away if Obi Accepts VP Slot

Political economist Pat Utomi declares he will withdraw support for Peter Obi if he becomes a vice-presidential candidate in 2027, criticising the presidency as a 'retirement home'. Read the full details.

Peter Obi's ADC Move: 5 Major Risks for Coalition

Peter Obi's defection to the ADC coalition reshapes Nigeria's 2027 election landscape. We analyse the five critical risks, from internal power struggles to northern pushback, that threaten the opposition's unity.

Keyamo's VP Claim Sparks 2027 Election Debate

Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo alleges an unnamed politician has agreed to be a vice-presidential candidate for 2027. Read about the reactions from Obidients and opposition figures.

Makinde: Why I Regretted Backing Tinubu in 2023

Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde admits regretting his support for President Bola Tinubu in the 2023 election, citing unmet expectations for national reset. Read his full explanation.

Peter Obi May Dump Labour Party Ahead of 2027 Polls

Peter Obi's potential defection from the Labour Party sparks reactions. Reports cite internal crises as the cause. Discover the implications for the 2027 elections and the Obidient movement.

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