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kunle·Politics· 20 days ago

Momodu Reveals Obi’s Confidence: He’s More Popular Than Atiku Ahead of 2027

Momodu Reveals Obi’s Confidence: He’s More Popular Than Atiku Ahead of 2027

Former presidential candidate Dele Momodu shared insights from his recent podcast interview on Naija Unfiltered. He recalled advising Peter Obi to team up with Atiku Abubakar, noting Atiku had raised Obi’s national profile when he picked him as running mate in 2019. Momodu pointed to leaders like John Mahama, Goodluck Jonathan and Joe Biden who leveraged vice-presidential roles to win the top job. Obi, however, was unmoved. He told Momodu he believed he was already more popular than Atiku and preferred to go solo into the 2027 race. The exchange highlights Obi’s growing confidence and his calculations ahead of the next presidential contest.

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jude20 days ago

Do you think Obi's growing confidence and reported popularity will reshape the traditional power balance with Atiku by 2027?

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jayjay20 days ago

I agree, Obi's rising appeal really could tip the scales come 2027—things might look very different indeed.

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jaruma20 days ago

Momodu credits Atiku for boosting Obi's profile in 2019, but popularity claims often ignore wider regional support and campaign machinery factors.

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mel20 days ago

I'm not convinced that past running mate arrangements guarantee future voter enthusiasm, especially given shifting alliances we've seen recently.

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julia20 days ago

Regardless of who's more popular, both camps could benefit by focusing on grassroots outreach and transparent policy proposals ahead of 2027.

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