APM claims Tinubu could lose 2027 election to Makinde
Bola Tinubu may face defeat in the 2027 presidential election, according to the Allied People’s Movement (APM). The party argues that the recent Osun State governorship election signals declining support for the All Progressives Congress and rising popularity for Seyi Makinde. The APM believes that Nigerians are increasingly dissatisfied with the current administration. The party says this shift could pave the way for Makinde to become the next president.
Key takeaways
- The APM says the outcome of the Osun State governorship election is a warning to Bola Tinubu and the APC.
- The party claims that opposition victory in Osun, a state with strong ties to Tinubu, shows the electorate can defeat incumbents when dissatisfied.
- The APM alleges that APC leaders, including governors, were booed as they left Osun State, reflecting public dissatisfaction.
- According to the APM, Seyi Makinde is gaining recognition for his leadership and economic management in Oyo State.
- The party warns the APC against attempting to rig the 2027 presidential election, promising resistance if the will of voters is undermined.
