Efforts by the G-100 coalition to produce a consensus opposition presidential candidate face resistance from Atiku Abubakar (ADC), Peter Obi (NDC) and Seyi Makinde (APM), who have all maintained their presidential ambitions.
A G-100 member expressed confidence that consultations would conclude by September 30, but camps of the three candidates show no indication of withdrawal.
The African Action Congress, Democratic Leadership Alliance and Action Democratic Party have also rejected calls for their candidates to step down. The G-100 summit brought together six opposition parties to discuss cooperation ahead of the 2027 election
Key Points:
A divided opposition could split votes and benefit the ruling APC.
Resistance to consensus reflects deep distrust among opposition leaders.
Atiku’s camp argues his ADC platform is already the coalition vehicle.
Makinde’s camp insists he is contesting to win, not merely participate.
Sowore’s rejection signals ideological differences beyond tactical unity.
The September 30 deadline may determine opposition unity. Observers will watch for any breakthrough in the G-100 consultations.
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Sources: Punch Newspapers
