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Udenta Udenta, a political scientist and public affairs analyst, says that a presidential ticket with a strong southern candidate like Peter Obi and a credible northern running mate could beat President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 general elections.
Udenta, who is a founding national secretary of the Alliance for Democracy, said these things while being a guest on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics.
He said that the current political climate is good for a broad-based opposition alliance that focuses on regional balance.
He said, “Any pairing today, a Peter Obi in the South and anyone else in the North, will beat Bola Tinubu in 2027.”
The professor pointed out that Obi is the most well-known opposition leader in southern Nigeria and that it is very important for the opposition to choose a counterpart from the north.
He also said, “The pairing in the South, which is clear and obvious, is Peter Obi, basically in the South.”
“They get to choose who they want in the North.”
Udenta also said that bad economic conditions could affect how people vote as the next election gets closer. This suggests that how people feel about the current government could hurt the ruling party.
He went on to say, “The fact that Nigerians want Buhari to be president shows how bad the Tinubu-led government has been.” The President needs to think about more than just rhetoric and showmanship as Nigerians get ready for an election.
“How were we on May 29, 2023, and how are we now? The answer will be clear: things are worse now than they were when Buhari was president.
“Abstract numbers about macroeconomic stability or lower inflation won’t mean anything to the people; hunger will speak for them. The quality of life is what really matters.
The public affairs analyst’s comments come at a time when opposition groups are still talking about the possibility of coming together to prepare for the 2027 election.
