G100 Alliance Plans for 2027 Election Run-Off Amidst Talks
The G100 opposition alliance is strategizing for a possible run-off in the 2027 presidential election, as discussions with former Vice-President Atiku and former Anambra state governor Peter Obi have not progressed towards a consensus candidate. Sources within the G100 indicate that while both politicians continue to pursue their presidential ambitions, they are not inclined to step aside for a single candidate.
The alliance is considering alternative cooperation strategies should the consensus option fail. The G100 held its inaugural summit on August 31 at the Shehu Musa Yar'Adua Centre in Abuja, where representatives from various parties, including the African Democratic Congress, Nigeria Democratic Congress, and a faction of the Peoples Democratic Party, were present, although Atiku, Obi, and the Allied Peoples Movement presidential candidate were absent.
The PDP faction's national publicity secretary, Ini Ememobong, and APM's national publicity secretary, Abubakar Yusuf, reaffirmed their parties' commitment to the G100.
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