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Prior to the general elections in 2027, Gabriel Suswam, a senior PDP member and former governor of Benue State, has warned the All Progressives Congress (APC) to be wary of the burgeoning opposition coalition.
Suswam claimed that the alliance is a powerful political force that is growing stronger as a result of the general discontent with the economic policies of the current administration while speaking on Politics Today, a Channels Television program.
“We are seeing this kind of political realignment previously. Cross-party unity is being fostered by the suffering that Nigerians are going through under this government. Because it affects everyone, the coalition will be a powerful force in 2027, Suswam said.
He made it clear that he would be “extremely concerned” if he were a member of the ruling APC.
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During a recent visit to Nasarawa State, President Bola Tinubu criticized the opposition alliance, calling its members “internally displaced politicians.” This was interpreted as a jab at disgruntled members of the APC and other parties as well as defectors.
In response, Suswam warned against the PDP making the same error when they underestimated the then-forming APC in 2015, which ultimately led to their defeat at the polls.
“We committed the same mistake when APC was being established. “They won the election, but we ignored them,” Suswam recounted.
The ruling party should take note of internal dissatisfaction, he added, exposing that some APC members are covertly siding with the new coalition in expectation of a political change.
