Alhaji Atiku Abubakar’s decision to form a coalition ahead of the 2027 elections highlights a calculated strategy in Nigeria’s dynamic political arena. Just as former President Muhammadu Buhari made multiple attempts at the presidency before successfully building alliances, Atiku is well within his rights to pursue the highest office again whether independently or through collaboration.
Coalitions have long played a crucial role in Nigerian politics, often serving as the foundation for electoral success. In a political environment where individual parties may struggle to secure nationwide support, forming a coalition becomes not just an option but a necessity.
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However, the viability of such an alliance will depend on more than just political convenience; it must be driven by a shared commitment to addressing Nigeria’s critical challenges, including economic growth, security, and social equity.
For this coalition to succeed, it must go beyond being a mere tactical arrangement and instead establish a clear, compelling vision for national progress.
As the 2027 elections draw closer, presenting a strong alternative to the incumbent administration will be key. Voters will ultimately decide the fate of this coalition, based on the leadership, competence, and integrity of its candidates.
