Former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, don enter closed-door meeting with Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, for Ibadan and, as e be, the move don spark fresh talks about opposition coalition ahead of 2027 elections. Meanwhile, the meeting come shortly after major political summit wey gather key stakeholders for the state capital.
The Tuesday meeting happen for Governor’s Office inside Secretariat, Ibadan. However, although dem never officially talk wetin dem discuss, many political watchers believe say na part of ongoing consultations among opposition leaders.
Earlier, Makinde host big opposition summit wey attract different political figures, especially as coalition talks dey intensify before 2027 general elections. As a result, Obi visit don further raise speculation say stronger alliance fit dey form.
Furthermore, dis development follow another closed-door meeting wey Obi recently hold with former President, Goodluck Jonathan, wey also draw national attention.
According to Obi former campaign spokesman and Obidient Movement coordinator, Yunusa Tanko, the consultations na part of wider strategy to build national support.
“It be visit to our national leaders to seek support based on wetin Nigerian youths don decide,” Tanko explain.
In addition, he talk say the outreach dey aimed at promoting unity and correcting imbalance for national leadership representation.
On the other hand, analysts say these back-to-back meetings show say opposition figures dey quietly work behind the scenes to strengthen their chances against ruling parties.
As political activities dey gather momentum, Nigerians go dey watch closely to see how these alliances go shape the 2027 electoral landscape.
