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Obi-Kwankwaso One-Term Pact: Can It Unseat Tinubu in the North?

Obi-Kwankwaso One-Term Pact: Can It Unseat Tinubu in the North? — 1 of 3
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An emerging alliance between Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso sees a one-term presidency deal ahead of the 2027 election. Under the pact, Obi would serve four years before power returns to the North. The duo aims to merge Obi’s support in the South-East, South-South and North-Central with Kwankwaso’s stronghold in Kano and beyond. Their move follows both leaders joining the Nigeria Democratic Congress, which has zoned its 2027 ticket to the South. Critics like former Kano governor Abdullahi Ganduje question whether this alliance can build the nationwide structure needed to challenge President Bola Tinubu. With Atiku and other figures also vying for votes in the North, the opposition’s unity and organisational strength will likely decide the race.

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femi

How realistic is that one-term rotation deal between Obi and Kwankwaso in uniting South and North votes for 2027?

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mel

I dey feel say this rotation deal fit really bring South and North together if dem play their cards well.

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kris

Looks like this pact mostly targets swing voters in the South-South and South-East, but it might not sway the northern political elite.

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jaruma

I'm not convinced a one-term promise can hold; politicians often break deals if public pressure shifts in their favour.

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matthew

Voters should focus on policy track records and grassroots mobilisation rather than relying solely on symbolic power-sharing agreements.

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