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Nigeria: 2027: Opposition courts unity, but faces battle of ambitions

Africa Links 24 with Muideen Olaniyi
Published on 2026-09-06 06:50:00

•Examining fallouts of G-100 summit

As six opposition parties, through the G-100 group, begin talks on a Single-Term Transition Charter, the prospect of a united challenge to the All Progressives Congress (APC) is generating optimism. But unresolved ambitions, competing structures and the power of incumbency could yet frustrate the opposition’s bid for the presidency, reports MUIDEEN OLANIYI.

THE opposition’s search for a common strategy ahead of the 2027 presidential election…

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