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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is running for a second term in office, and as the political situation in Nigeria heats up for the general election in 2027, focus is shifting to possible opponents. Many seasoned politicians are reportedly putting themselves in the running for office because of the general public’s worry over governance and economic hardship.
The Nigerian offers the following analysis of seven well-known individuals that might pose a significant threat:
Abubakar, Atiku
A well-known figure in Nigerian presidential politics, Atiku Abubakar has run for president several times without winning. Notwithstanding the fact that Atiku came in second to Tinubu in the 2023 election, internal PDP disagreements and calls for a southern power rotation could make Atiku’s next run more difficult.
Best of luck, Jonathan
The popularity of former President Goodluck Jonathan has increased after he left office in 2015. He has reportedly received pressure from the PDP to run for president again in 2027. Jonathan has remained silent about his plans, but political analysts think he might win over northern supporters.
Musa Kwankwaso Rabiu
Influential, especially in the north, is the former Kano State governor and Kwankwasiyya movement leader. In 2023, he finished in a far-off fourth place while running for the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP). It’s uncertain what he will do politically next.
Saraki, Bukola
A two-term governor of Kwara State and former Senate president, Bukola Saraki remains a prominent player on Nigeria’s political scene. He placed third in the PDP’s 2022 presidential primaries, although he hasn’t indicated any specific goals for 2027 yet.
Peter Obi
In 2023, the former governor of Anambra State changed the political landscape of Nigeria with his remarkable performance under the Labour Party, garnering more than 6 million votes. Even though Obi still has the backing of young people, observers are keeping an eye on him to see if he can maintain this momentum for another run.
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El-Rufai, Nasir
El-Rufai, the former governor of Kaduna State, is still a powerful figure in the opposition. Some people think he might run for vice president or serve as a kingmaker in an opposition coalition, even though he hasn’t declared any intentions to run for president.
Amaechi rotimi
Amaechi, a former governor of Rivers State and minister of transportation, has years of political experience and is considered a possible candidate. Observers wait anxiously to see what he will do next.
Intense alliances, conflicts, and maneuvering are all part of Nigeria’s political landscape as the countdown to 2027 continues. It is unclear whether President Tinubu will be able to overcome these obstacles or if a strong opponent will surface.
