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Even to the blind, it is evident that a formidable opposition coalition is emerging to challenge the All Progressives Congress in the 2027 elections.

This mega-coalition, comprising both northern and southern political forces, bridges religious divides by including both Muslims and Christians. Any astute political strategist would recognize the looming threat this alliance poses, especially with strong indications that Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi may spearhead the movement.

For the Tinubu-led APC, the situation appears bleak. With the trust of its northern allies fractured, the ruling party has only one viable option left to cling to power: securing international backing and manipulating the election process.

Before the 2019 elections, President Muhammadu Buhari faced a similar predicament. Lacking a guaranteed victory against Atiku, he resisted pressure from Nigerian politicians urging him to rig the election. Buhari believed his anti-corruption agenda spoke for itself and assumed that his goodwill alone would secure his re-election. He even refused to court foreign influence, particularly from the United States, deeming it unnecessary.

However, as the election drew closer, reality set in. Buhari realized that no matter how well-intentioned his governance might have been, greater political forces were at play, particularly given his failure to unite the country. Despite his deep-seated distrust of the U.S.—rooted in both his conservative Muslim faith and past experiences during his military regime—he had no choice but to seek their favor.

To this end, Buhari conceded to signing an overpriced $400 million military contract with the Trump administration—a deal China could have offered at half the cost. This transaction not only appeased Washington but also secured his administration’s ability to access billions in government funds, ensuring the means to manipulate the election outcome.

In 2027, Atiku presents an even greater challenge, given his extensive international connections and access to top-tier lobbyists, particularly those linked to Trump. If Atiku becomes the opposition’s candidate, Tinubu will face immense pressure to secure American support at any cost.

Trump’s disdain for Biden-affiliated figures could prove disastrous for Tinubu. Should Atiku gain traction, Trump may order the release of Tinubu’s controversial drug-related history in the U.S. and throw his weight behind Atiku, potentially threatening repercussions if Tinubu attempts to force his way into office.

For APC to retain power, Nigerians will inevitably bear the cost. Tinubu may be forced to broker over a billion-dollar military deal with the U.S. to secure its backing. His existing ties with the European Union could offer some leverage, but ultimately, securing a high-profile meeting with Trump complete with strategic photo opportunities would signal an implicit endorsement, granting Tinubu the green light to proceed with election manipulation without fear of international consequences.

As the 2027 elections approach, the battle lines are drawn. The opposition coalition presents a formidable challenge, and the ruling party's survival may hinge on deals struck far beyond Nigeria’s borders.

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I live and work in the north.

I don't see APC wining the next election. Everyone u talk about the hardship with,would say things about Tinubu in most negative tune.

Mark this word,most northern governor are not going to decamp from their party,they are going to stay in that party to do the dirty job for the mega party and that would spell doom for the APC. That is the only way to stay relevant politically.

And for the online miscreants supporting APC,how is ur life?...many of u would need about 15 to 20 years to rearrange ur lives for the damage caused by both Tinubu and his predecessor.

Any new opposition you are seeing now is funded by Tinubu

Let me make it clearer,

El Rufai, Babachir and others are working for Tinubu

Bat is not relying on free and fair elections to hold on to power. He is banking on the usual apathy and grumbling Nigerian voters are known for.

Except Nigerians raise up to fully protect thier votes from polling units to the final collation centres, the results of the 2027 are already written.

Already, his minions are manipulating the narrative by saying Nigerians should not come out to vote as a way of protesting 'bad governance'. That is a trap to enable them manipulate successfully.

Every eligible voter needs to go out to vote. Record the process, snap a copy of the result sheet at the polling units. Do same at collation centres.

No vacancy in Aso rock till 2031

Nice2023:
I live and work in the north.

I don't see APC wining the next election. Everyone u talk about the hardship with,would say things about Tinubu in most negative tune.

Mark this word,most northern governor are not going to decamp from their party,they are going to stay in that party to do the dirty job for the mega party and that would spell doom for the APC. That is the only way to stay relevant politically.

And for the online miscreants supporting APC,how is ur life with u?...many of u would need about 15 to 20 years to rearrange ur lives for the damage caused by both Tinubu and his predecessor.

We saw more than this in 2023...Las las, you go vex for them say dem no get sense after election

helinues:
No vacancy in Aso rock till 2031

Only a performing president can say that,not even the president but an appreciative citizen not for a failure like Tinubu, who is grossly incompetent, confused,arrogant, unfeeling, selfish, corrupt and a squandermania

surgical:
Only a performing president can say that,not even the president but an appreciative citizen not for a failure like Tinubu, who is grossly incompetent, confused,arrogant, unfeeling, selfish, corrupt and a squandermania

Am I not a citizen of Nigeria.

We are appreciating all the efforts by his Excellency president Tinubu. Nigeria is in the right direction under his care

Zetra7:
Even to the blind, it is evident that a formidable opposition coalition is emerging to challenge the All Progressives Congress in the 2027 elections.

This mega-coalition, comprising both northern and southern political forces, bridges religious divides by including both Muslims and Christians. Any astute political strategist would recognize the looming threat this alliance poses, especially with strong indications that Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi may spearhead the movement.

For the Tinubu-led APC, the situation appears bleak. With the trust of its northern allies fractured, the ruling party has only one viable option left to cling to power: securing international backing and manipulating the election process.

Before the 2019 elections, President Muhammadu Buhari faced a similar predicament. Lacking a guaranteed victory against Atiku, he resisted pressure from Nigerian politicians urging him to rig the election. Buhari believed his anti-corruption agenda spoke for itself and assumed that his goodwill alone would secure his re-election. He even refused to court foreign influence, particularly from the United States, deeming it unnecessary.

However, as the election drew closer, reality set in. Buhari realized that no matter how well-intentioned his governance might have been, greater political forces were at play, particularly given his failure to unite the country. Despite his deep-seated distrust of the U.S.—rooted in both his conservative Muslim faith and past experiences during his military regime—he had no choice but to seek their favor.

To this end, Buhari conceded to signing an overpriced $400 million military contract with the Trump administration—a deal China could have offered at half the cost. This transaction not only appeased Washington but also secured his administration’s ability to access billions in government funds, ensuring the means to manipulate the election outcome.

In 2027, Atiku presents an even greater challenge, given his extensive international connections and access to top-tier lobbyists, particularly those linked to Trump. If Atiku becomes the opposition’s candidate, Tinubu will face immense pressure to secure American support at any cost.

Trump’s disdain for Biden-affiliated figures could prove disastrous for Tinubu. Should Atiku gain traction, Trump may order the release of Tinubu’s controversial drug-related history in the U.S. and throw his weight behind Atiku, potentially threatening repercussions if Tinubu attempts to force his way into office.

For APC to retain power, Nigerians will inevitably bear the cost. Tinubu may be forced to broker over a billion-dollar military deal with the U.S. to secure its backing. His existing ties with the European Union could offer some leverage, but ultimately, securing a high-profile meeting with Trump complete with strategic photo opportunities would signal an implicit endorsement, granting Tinubu the green light to proceed with election manipulation without fear of international consequences.

As the 2027 elections approach, the battle lines are drawn. The opposition coalition presents a formidable challenge, and the ruling party's survival may hinge on deals struck far beyond Nigeria’s borders.

Even if tpain drug history is released,he will still win.Its already too late.He own inec...no need for election till 2032.On tpain manhood we stand

ivandragon:
Bat is not relying on free and fair elections to hold on to power. He is banking on the usual apathy and grumbling Nigerian voters are known for.

Except Nigerians raise up to fully protect thier votes from polling units to the final collation centres, the results of the 2027 are already written.

Already, his minions are manipulating the narrative by saying Nigerians should not come out to vote as a way of protesting 'bad governance'. That is a trap to enable them manipulate successfully.

Every eligible voter needs to go out to vote. Record the process, snap a copy of the result sheet at the polling units. Do same at collation centres.

What new things are the foremost presidential candidates are coming up with because we all know the root causes of current hardship which are fuel and naira to dollar subsidy removal and these are the same policies both Obi and Atiku pledges to execute if voted for.

A wished,haunted crafted journalism sponsored by teaser-politicians,purely a case study paper work.A gift writing

As long as Atku and Obi are heading different groips and gatherings APC will always win that election... What you people do always fail to add the to the maths is that both APC AND PDP have their members who vote for them come rain come shine. These members are registered members, who are about 15 million for APC and less for PDP. They also have their sympathizers and and friends...These apart from those sit-on-the-fence people that will be cajoled and bought.



Not all these people do vote but a percentage of them will always do and will also mobilize others..
Only PETER obi HAS NEW entrants into the voting system...the maths is simple.,...APC has alot of money to spend, this will make more people to decamp to them towards the election posing danger to pdp...once Peter Obi and Atiku are heading different alliances APC will bank on this to win the election freely with a little manipulation here and there....
Alliances need strong political parties to come together to have a great result. Before Jonathan could be dislodged, it tookCPC and ACN to come together still apc won with less than 3 million votes..


Except (PDP)Atiku and (LP)Obi align together to move the movement with the help of Obis followers, whatever group coming from El rufai and Atiku will fall...oh maybe they will add electoral valueless Amaechi and politically draining SARAKI.....

Tinubu knows what is happening even thought his government policies are unfriendly, still i dont know the better alternative to replace him yet

I fear the north whenever it's spearheading opposition against an incumbent. This is because it votes by consensus. If Tinubu is despised by them, there's certainly almost nothing he can do any longer to appease them.

Tinubu for now, is facing a bleak scenario. This is because he lacks an actual home base, unlike PMB. Obi teaming up with Atiku would dry up his support in the whole of the SE and majority parts of SS. The north on its own would overwhelmingly vote for Atiku to make a point.

Tinubus kinsmen supporters are also not helping his cause with their arrogance.

Nice2023:
I live and work in the north.

I don't see APC wining the next election. Everyone u talk about the hardship with,would say things about Tinubu in most negative tune.

Mark this word,most northern governor are not going to decamp from their party,they are going to stay in that party to do the dirty job for the mega party and that would spell doom for the APC. That is the only way to stay relevant politically.

And for the online miscreants supporting APC,how is ur life with u?...many of u would need about 15 to 20 years to rearrange ur lives for the damage caused by both Tinubu and his predecessor.

that was how u people said Tinubu won't win 2023 and u followed Obi to divide votes

Guestmale:
What new things are the foremost presidential candidates are coming up with because we all know the root causes of current hardship which are fuel and naira to dollar subsidy removal and these are the same policies both Obi and Atiku pledges to execute if voted for.

That's not what majority of the north wants to know. They consider tinubu as a threat to northern stability, and so, his face has to be removed from the official portrait.

Nice2023:
I live and work in the north.

I don't see APC wining the next election. Everyone u talk about the hardship with,would say things about Tinubu in most negative tune.

Mark this word,most northern governor are not going to decamp from their party,they are going to stay in that party to do the dirty job for the mega party and that would spell doom for the APC. That is the only way to stay relevant politically.

And for the online miscreants supporting APC,how is ur life with u?...many of u would need about 15 to 20 years to rearrange ur lives for the damage caused by both Tinubu and his predecessor.

As long as you continue like this, I think God is indeed great.
In summary, President Tinubu till 2031. Tell your ancestors

richmond500:
that was how u people said Tinubu won't win 2023 and u followed Obi to divide votes

Don't mind all these subsidy+BDC dependant fellow. That is why many of them are kicking.

Nice2023:
I live and work in the north.

I don't see APC wining the next election. Everyone u talk about the hardship with,would say things about Tinubu in most negative tune.

Mark this word,most northern governor are not going to decamp from their party,they are going to stay in that party to do the dirty job for the mega party and that would spell doom for the APC. That is the only way to stay relevant politically.

And for the online miscreants supporting APC,how is ur life?...many of u would need about 15 to 20 years to rearrange ur lives for the damage caused by both Tinubu and his predecessor.

If only votes ever count! Year in year out, same narratives.

Guestmale:
What new things are the foremost presidential candidates are coming up with because we all know the root causes of current hardship which are fuel and naira to dollar subsidy removal and these are the same policies both Obi and Atiku pledges to execute if voted for.

So, if I say I want to build a hotel and you say you want to do same, does it mean we would go about it the exact same way?

Svoboda:
I fear the north whenever it's spearheading opposition against an incumbent. This is because it votes by consensus. If Tinubu is despised by them, there's certainly almost nothing he can do any longer to appease them.

Tinubu for now, is facing a bleak scenario. This is because he lacks an actual home base, unlike PMB. Obi teaming up with Atiku would dry up his support in the whole of the SE and majority parts of SS. The north on its own would overwhelmingly vote for Atiku to make a point.

Tinubus kinsmen supporters are also not helping his cause with their arrogance.

Which North are you talking about? You just like deceiving yourself

Nice2023:
I live and work in the north.

I don't see APC wining the next election. Everyone u talk about the hardship with,would say things about Tinubu in most negative tune.

Mark this word,most northern governor are not going to decamp from their party,they are going to stay in that party to do the dirty job for the mega party and that would spell doom for the APC. That is the only way to stay relevant politically.

And for the online miscreants supporting APC,how is ur life?...many of u would need about 15 to 20 years to rearrange ur lives for the damage caused by both Tinubu and his predecessor.

Poor North. Paltry 5h will get them voting for APC over and over again

Nice2023:
I live and work in the north.

I don't see APC wining the next election. Everyone u talk about the hardship with,would say things about Tinubu in most negative tune.

Mark this word,most northern governor are not going to decamp from their party,they are going to stay in that party to do the dirty job for the mega party and that would spell doom for the APC. That is the only way to stay relevant politically.

And for the online miscreants supporting APC,how is ur life?...many of u would need about 15 to 20 years to rearrange ur lives for the damage caused by both Tinubu and his predecessor.

You are just a noise maker who need attention. Tinubu is not Jonathan and when the time comes, you wii understand. I understand Tinubu is igbos biggest nightmare to attain presidency but he is a team player when needed. Igbos will end as pawn in the political chess game.

its funny seeing posts suggesting Tinubu's re-election for 2027 is threatened. i am an ardent supporter of Peter Obi but bro, we need face reality here. Tinubu no dey play gentle-man politics oo . He will do watever needs to be done in however way it has to be done without caring what the populace thinks.
Tinubu 'grabbed and ran away' with the presidency despite not getting the full endorsement of buhari and you think he will sit-back and watch your votes count against him as an incumbent without doing something drastic?? lol. lots of you need wakeup from daydreaming because tinubu cant be voted-out come 2027. its a sad reality

Zetra7:
Even to the blind, it is evident that a formidable opposition coalition is emerging to challenge the All Progressives Congress in the 2027 elections.

This mega-coalition, comprising both northern and southern political forces, bridges religious divides by including both Muslims and Christians. Any astute political strategist would recognize the looming threat this alliance poses, especially with strong indications that Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi may spearhead the movement.

For the Tinubu-led APC, the situation appears bleak. With the trust of its northern allies fractured, the ruling party has only one viable option left to cling to power: securing international backing and manipulating the election process.

Before the 2019 elections, President Muhammadu Buhari faced a similar predicament. Lacking a guaranteed victory against Atiku, he resisted pressure from Nigerian politicians urging him to rig the election. Buhari believed his anti-corruption agenda spoke for itself and assumed that his goodwill alone would secure his re-election. He even refused to court foreign influence, particularly from the United States, deeming it unnecessary.

However, as the election drew closer, reality set in. Buhari realized that no matter how well-intentioned his governance might have been, greater political forces were at play, particularly given his failure to unite the country. Despite his deep-seated distrust of the U.S.—rooted in both his conservative Muslim faith and past experiences during his military regime—he had no choice but to seek their favor.

To this end, Buhari conceded to signing an overpriced $400 million military contract with the Trump administration—a deal China could have offered at half the cost. This transaction not only appeased Washington but also secured his administration’s ability to access billions in government funds, ensuring the means to manipulate the election outcome.

In 2027, Atiku presents an even greater challenge, given his extensive international connections and access to top-tier lobbyists, particularly those linked to Trump. If Atiku becomes the opposition’s candidate, Tinubu will face immense pressure to secure American support at any cost.

Trump’s disdain for Biden-affiliated figures could prove disastrous for Tinubu. Should Atiku gain traction, Trump may order the release of Tinubu’s controversial drug-related history in the U.S. and throw his weight behind Atiku, potentially threatening repercussions if Tinubu attempts to force his way into office.

For APC to retain power, Nigerians will inevitably bear the cost. Tinubu may be forced to broker over a billion-dollar military deal with the U.S. to secure its backing. His existing ties with the European Union could offer some leverage, but ultimately, securing a high-profile meeting with Trump complete with strategic photo opportunities would signal an implicit endorsement, granting Tinubu the green light to proceed with election manipulation without fear of international consequences.

As the 2027 elections approach, the battle lines are drawn. The opposition coalition presents a formidable challenge, and the ruling party's survival may hinge on deals struck far beyond Nigeria’s borders.

Tell us more pls

Nice2023:
I live and work in the north.

I don't see APC wining the next election. Everyone u talk about the hardship with,would say things about Tinubu in most negative tune.

Mark this word,most northern governor are not going to decamp from their party,they are going to stay in that party to do the dirty job for the mega party and that would spell doom for the APC. That is the only way to stay relevant politically.

And for the online miscreants supporting APC,how is ur life?...many of u would need about 15 to 20 years to rearrange ur lives for the damage caused by both Tinubu and his predecessor.

So do you think northerners in APC will leave their party where they stand a great chance of becoming president in 2031 to support one yeye mega party?

I'm tired of this Tinubu's gov't jare. There is no genuine effort to establish an efficient system to alleviate the burden of the poor.

helinues:
No vacancy in Aso rock till 2031

I know you were cursed from birth to die a poor man, so it doesn't change anything you are only just fulfilling the spell on you, because everything about you is negative.

Johnson225:
its funny seeing posts suggesting Tinubu's re-election for 2027 is threatened. i am an ardent supporter of Peter Obi but bro, we need face reality here. Tinubu no dey play gentle-man politics oo . He will do watever needs to be done in however way it has to be done without caring what the populace thinks.
Tinubu 'grabbed and ran away' with the presidency despite not getting the full endorsement of buhari and you think he will sit-back and watch your votes count against him as an incumbent without doing something drastic?? lol. lots of you need wakeup from daydreaming because tinubu cant be voted-out come 2027. its a sad reality

Nothing will happen see as Lagos politics is turning out, APC may loose the governorship election in 2027 with this division in Tinubu state, they can Cage him, his only saving grace would be making Remi his wife INEC chairperson

Dream on you go soon wake up from your slumber.

Zetra7:
Even to the blind, it is evident that a formidable opposition coalition is emerging to challenge the All Progressives Congress in the 2027 elections.

This mega-coalition, comprising both northern and southern political forces, bridges religious divides by including both Muslims and Christians. Any astute political strategist would recognize the looming threat this alliance poses, especially with strong indications that Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi may spearhead the movement.

For the Tinubu-led APC, the situation appears bleak. With the trust of its northern allies fractured, the ruling party has only one viable option left to cling to power: securing international backing and manipulating the election process.

Before the 2019 elections, President Muhammadu Buhari faced a similar predicament. Lacking a guaranteed victory against Atiku, he resisted pressure from Nigerian politicians urging him to rig the election. Buhari believed his anti-corruption agenda spoke for itself and assumed that his goodwill alone would secure his re-election. He even refused to court foreign influence, particularly from the United States, deeming it unnecessary.

However, as the election drew closer, reality set in. Buhari realized that no matter how well-intentioned his governance might have been, greater political forces were at play, particularly given his failure to unite the country. Despite his deep-seated distrust of the U.S.—rooted in both his conservative Muslim faith and past experiences during his military regime—he had no choice but to seek their favor.

To this end, Buhari conceded to signing an overpriced $400 million military contract with the Trump administration—a deal China could have offered at half the cost. This transaction not only appeased Washington but also secured his administration’s ability to access billions in government funds, ensuring the means to manipulate the election outcome.

In 2027, Atiku presents an even greater challenge, given his extensive international connections and access to top-tier lobbyists, particularly those linked to Trump. If Atiku becomes the opposition’s candidate, Tinubu will face immense pressure to secure American support at any cost.

Trump’s disdain for Biden-affiliated figures could prove disastrous for Tinubu. Should Atiku gain traction, Trump may order the release of Tinubu’s controversial drug-related history in the U.S. and throw his weight behind Atiku, potentially threatening repercussions if Tinubu attempts to force his way into office.

For APC to retain power, Nigerians will inevitably bear the cost. Tinubu may be forced to broker over a billion-dollar military deal with the U.S. to secure its backing. His existing ties with the European Union could offer some leverage, but ultimately, securing a high-profile meeting with Trump complete with strategic photo opportunities would signal an implicit endorsement, granting Tinubu the green light to proceed with election manipulation without fear of international consequences.

As the 2027 elections approach, the battle lines are drawn. The opposition coalition presents a formidable challenge, and the ruling party's survival may hinge on deals struck far beyond Nigeria’s borders.