Nigeria’s opposition parties are weighing a united front and possible single presidential candidate as they seek to mount a stronger challenge in the 2027 elections. G100 concludes first round of consultations with leaders of six opposition parties, including Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, Rabiu Kwankwaso and Seyi Makinde, ahead of the 2027 elections. Opposition leaders reportedly agree on the need for greater cooperation, acknowledging that unity will require compromise, sacrifice and putting national interest above partisan ambitions. Abuja summit fixed for August 18 to discuss modalities for forging a stronger opposition alliance capable of challenging the ruling APC in 2027. It warned that persistent fragmentation among opposition parties weakens democratic competition and diminishes voters’ choices.