Moghalu Urges Unified Opposition for 2027 Elections, Calls for Electoral Reforms

Former presidential candidate Professor Kingsley Moghalu called for a unified opposition and electoral reforms ahead of Nigeria's 2027 elections during the Diaspora Dialogues podcast. Moghalu emphasized the need for opposition parties to set aside personal ambitions and form a credible alliance to challenge the ruling party.

He highlighted the challenges of achieving complete unity but stressed the importance of rallying behind a single candidate. Moghalu criticized Nigeria's political culture for prioritizing ethnic loyalty over competence and proposed a rotational presidency among the country's six geopolitical zones.

He urged citizens to demand accountability and better governance. The call for a unified opposition aims to enhance democracy and governance in Nigeria.