Opposition summit rescheduled to allow more consultations
The summit of opposition parties organized by the G-100 has been postponed to allow more time for consultations. The group is calling on figures like Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi to work together against Bola Tinubu in the 2027 election. The decision to shift the summit follows discussions among six opposition parties and members of the House minority caucus. The G-100 believes the extra time will help refine proposals and encourage greater cooperation among the parties.
What we know
- The opposition summit, initially set for August 18, has been shifted to August 31, 2026 after consultations.
- The G-100 is urging Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, and other opposition leaders to unite and present a single presidential candidate.
- The group says holding the summit after the National Peace Summit on August 18 will be more productive.
- Discussions among the parties have been described as frank, substantive, and encouraging, despite some differences.
- The G-100 expects the August 31 summit to produce significant outcomes and will announce further details later.
